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Ms. Johnson’s second graders at Kings Highway School read The Arabic Quilt by Aya Khalil, which inspired them to create a paper quilt with their names written in Japanese. A student suggested the idea, and his parent visited to share elements of Japanese culture, writing each child’s name and its meaning on a notecard. Students copied their names onto quilt pieces with some help to form the letters. It was a meaningful and engaging experience that the class loved. At KHS, we are curious about one another!

A parent dressed in a traditional kimono teaches students about writing in Japanese
A student's quilt square decorated with the word "Pokemon" and Pikachu's face.
The final paper quilt hanging from a wall in the classroom