A Taste of Culture
Students around the world connect to exchange recipes and discover how geography and culture shape food traditions
Community project experiences provide everything you need to connect your classroom with other classrooms around the world to learn together:
• embedded collaboration tools
• class-to-class discussion prompts and supporting resources aligned with McGraw-Hill curricula
• access to an international classroom network
Select an experience below, invite other classrooms to join and see for yourself!
AGES 10-18
Exchange favorite recipes and find out how geography and culture shape food traditions.
AGES 10-18
Investigate what aspects of culture impact your personal identity compared to students in a different country.
AGES 10-18
Learn about another country from your ePal experts to create an enticing travel presentation.
AGES 10-18
Learn the complexity of imports and exports as you negotiate a trade agreement with your ePals.
AGES 10-18
Find out how to make difference when learning about volunteer opportunities both near and far.
AGES 10-18
Create a family history digital scrapbook to share and compare the impact of family on identity and culture with ePals.
ePals Global Community supports your efforts to build global citizens – breaking down barriers and enabling students to practice language with native speakers, share cultures through rich conversations and grow their subject knowledge together.
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