1. Vocabulary PowerPoint How Tia Lola Came to Stay

2. prepared
These people have prepared, or created, some traditional food from their homeland.

3. Prepared
Made ready

4. Newcomers to the United States feel welcomed when others greet them.

5. Welcomed – greeted in a friendly way.

6. Honor
If a relative talks about “the old country,” listen with respect, or honor.

7. Honor – something enjoyable and special

8. Included
Everyone can be included as a citizen of the world at an international festival.

9. Included – belonging to or part of a group.

10. Observes
This boy observes, “Our new city is big!” His family agrees with what he said.

11. Observes
watches

12. When a newcomer glances, or looks, at you, smile and say hello.

13. Looks at quickly and then looks away again.
Glances
Looks at quickly and then looks away again.

14. Be caring and sensitive about the customs of newcomers.

15. Showing understanding and awareness.
Sensitive
Showing understanding and awareness.

16. Unspoiled
Some city dwellers have moved from areas that seem untouched, or unspoiled, by people.

17. Unspoiled
Not changed by people

18. Encouragement
Encouragement and support can make an immigrant feel at ease in new surroundings.

19. Making someone feel hopeful
Encouragement
Making someone feel hopeful

20. Negative
Recent immigrants might have gloomy, or negative feelings, at first in their new land.

21. Negative
unpleasant