Kids learn about and honor Kwanzaa at Long Island Children's Museum
Kids created a Mkeka, a traditional straw mat used on the table during Kwanzaa, and a beaded ear of corn.
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Kids got to learn about the meaning of Kwanzaa and honor African American culture and heritage at the Long Island Children's Museum Thursday.
The young visitors created a Mkeka, which is a traditional straw mat used on the table during Kwanzaa, and a beaded ear of corn.
Kwanzaa occurs on the seven days after Christmas from Dec. 26 to Jan. 1. Each day is dedicated to a principle that observers reflect on and celebrate.
