In Japan families celebrate Tango no Sekku.
Large carp kites, called koinobori, are displayed outside houses. On the link below you will be able to listen to a traditional song for Tango no Sekku called the Koinoburi Song.
http://www.mamalisa.com/?t=es&p=859&c=85
Large carp kites, called koinobori, are displayed outside houses. On the link below you will be able to listen to a traditional song for Tango no Sekku called the Koinoburi Song.
http://www.mamalisa.com/?t=es&p=859&c=85
We will be designing our own carp kites so do some research and find out more about them.
Try to find answers to questions like:
What is a carp?
When does this celebration take place?
What houses display carp kites?
What does the carp symbolise?
Post what you find out in a comment and if someone
thinks that your post is helpful you will get Table Points.
Try to find answers to questions like:
What is a carp?
When does this celebration take place?
What houses display carp kites?
What does the carp symbolise?
Post what you find out in a comment and if someone
thinks that your post is helpful you will get Table Points.
1. a carp is a type of fish
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1. A carp is a fish.
ReplyDelete2. The celebration takes place on the fifth of May.
3. Houses that have boys in their family display carp kites.
4. Carps symbolise bravery and strength.