1. Clothes around the world By: Ethan 6B

2. Japan KIMONO: People in Japan wear kimono it is a traditional garment Japanese kimonos are wrapped around the body, sometimes in several layers it is held in through stashes and a wide obi. There are different types of kimono for different occasions and seasons. Originally, "kimono" was the Japanese word for clothing, now “kimono” is referred to traditional Japanese clothing. When the years past by kimono has got new design, colors and layers. Nowadays people rarely wear kimono they use them for weddings, funerals, tea ceremonies and other festivals.

3. Canada ANORAK: People wear these warm jackets to keep them selves warm when hiking, skiing, snow boarding or any other snow sport. They were made since 1957 most people where this on the south part of Australia. it is made of

4. Indonesia BATIK: People in Indonesia wear batik on special occasions like independence day (August 17 th ). Batik have many patterns and colors some are swirly some have pictures and animals. Batik were made in Indonesia because they had all the materials they needed like cotton and beeswax and plants from which different vegetable dyes are made. Asia first practiced in china during the Tang Dynasty, but it wasn’t first found by Indonesia it was found in Egypt it was used to wrap mummies.

5. Cultural practice I use traditional clothes when I have celebrations like CNY (Chinese new year) I wear red or Chinese clothes Indonesian independence day I wear batik St. Patrick's day I wear green clothes

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