Central Primary School Arts Day First Grade: African Necklaces.

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Central Primary School Arts Day First Grade: African Necklaces

African Necklaces Samburu is located in Kenya in Africa Beaded jewelry is an important part of the Samburu culture

African Necklaces Beaded jewelry is mainly worn for beauty but can also be for special occasions

African Necklaces Below are some of the different symbolism that colors represent (many are in regards to cattle) –Red: Bravery, strength –Blue: Sky which means water for the cattle –Green: Land which grows food for the cattle –Yellow: Hospitality –White: Purity –Black: Hardships in life

Supplies You Will Need Paper plates Paint Black sharpie

Step 1 Have students write their name on rim of paper plate Cut a hole out of the middle of the plate

Step 2 Paint the necklace with any design and colors you would like

Step 3 Outline the shapes in black permanent marker (if time permits)