Life in the Slums of Kampala Lesson 3: Part 2

Life in the Slums of Kampala

• Lesson 3:Part 2

Warm-up:The life of a member

• How does Bead for Life help the women in Uganda change their lives? What are some of the programs?

• SIGNED PROGRESS REPORT ON DESK

• TO TURN IN

• If you didn’t finish last time’s journal assignment, FINISH NOW AND TURN IN TO TURN IN BOX.

Homework:

• Supplies needed for BeadforLife campaign

• Markers -Fabric
• Construction paper -table cloths
• Poster board (several)
• Colored printing paper (for flyers)
• Woven baskets
• Jewelry “trees”

• Volunteer to bring items for the booth- must have by Wed/Thurs.

What is life like for a member?

• Average sq footage of home is US

• 2100-2300sq feet

What is life like for a member?

• Common home size in Uganda (and others living in extreme poverty

• 100sq ft or 10 x 10
• For reference:
• Tailgate tent

Mud brick and stick home in Acholi Quarter, Uganda

Experience

• Each group must have 4-5 people

• We will measure/mark an area of 10x10

• You will arrange towels and lay or sit down in the house to see how you all may sit or sleep in that situation

• Then, arrange the items you would find in the home.

• Complete the comparison

AFTER BEAD FOR LIFE

• Friendship Village-all in the village participate in building the home.

Friendship Village a beader tends to her garden outside her home.