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36 - Dia de Los Muertos --Nov 2
Dia de Los Muertos AAHHHH!!
It�s November! Time is flying! For D�a de Los Muertos the
primary school I work at had a huge festival. All the different
grades made alters, and then in the night, they had all the good
traditional Mexican food, little rollercoasters, music, Indian dances
for the kids and their families. It was really fun to go and
spend time with the students outside of the classroom.
I went on the dragon ride, and it was actually kinda scary.
My first grade class - their alter
Then the whole city is decorated as well.
Hey, I found pumpkins! Next to the traditional skulls.
These dolls were everywhere
Yae, angels!
Different alters in the city that different organizations or schools made.
This enourmous alter is in front of the governers building.
Creation date: Nov 2, 2005 7:29am Last modified date: Jun 9, 2007 4:15pm Last visit date: Mar 27, 2025 3:23am
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Nov 2, 2005 ( 3 comments )
11/2/2005
6:04am
Christina Roper (croper)
Wow, quite a festival! Didn't realize those skulls were edible, till you said so.
11/2/2005
10:50am
Kathy Carr (kathy)
Wow, I didn't realize skulls were that popular. Are prayers said for the dead on El Dia de Muerte? Mi maestra, Seniorita Carr: Alter is spelled altar! What do your students call you? --Love, Mamacita
11/2/2005
11:21am
Richard Carr (richard)
I never saw so many altars. It's really neat seeing a different culture. I guess they did not celebrate Halloween?
Nov 3, 2005 ( 1 comment )
11/3/2005
4:44am
Janine Dittmore (jaweeny)
I can't beleive you experienced this...I celebrated theis holiday in high school and it actaually looks the same as I studied.
Nov 4, 2005 ( 1 comment )
11/4/2005
6:13am
Monica Galvan (monica)
my students just call me "maestra" nothing more, the skulls are yummy, i think they say prayers. ya, janine, i remember making altars in highschool too, and it�s really similar.
Nov 6, 2005 ( 1 comment )
11/6/2005
11:11am
Alma Contreras (almita)
hi monica!!! hi everybody.. jejje monica I told you I were going to write you... you have been a blesing in my life.. i still sick... i am missing you already!!!!!!!... ok bye bye hello everyone.... its me alma!
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