🎨 Part 1: Understanding Cultural Diversity

1. What does "cultural diversity" mean? Write your definition below:

2. Circle the examples that show cultural diversity in art:

Māori tukutuku panels

Chinese calligraphy

Only European paintings

Pacific Island tapa cloth

Indian rangoli patterns

3. Fill in the blanks about Māori art:

Traditional Māori art includes _____________ panels and _____________ patterns. Contemporary Māori art might include modern _____________ and _____________.

🌍 Part 2: Your Cultural Background

4. Think about your own cultural background. Check all that apply to your family or community:

We have special celebrations or festivals

We have traditional foods

We speak languages other than English

We have traditional clothing or dress

We have traditional music or dance

We have traditional stories or legends

5. Describe one tradition from your cultural background:

🎭 Part 3: Art and Cultural Expression

6. Match the art forms with their cultural origins:

1. Haka

2. Origami

3. Dreamtime paintings

4. Tartan patterns

A. Scottish culture

B. Japanese culture

C. Māori culture

D. Aboriginal Australian culture

7. How can art help us understand different cultures? Write your thoughts:

✏️ Part 4: Create Your Cultural Symbol

8. In the space below, draw a symbol or pattern that represents something important from your cultural background. This could be inspired by traditional patterns, family symbols, or something meaningful to your community:

9. Explain what your symbol represents and why it's important to your culture: