Congratulations to the winners of our recent photo contest, celebrating AAPi Heritage!
Contestant #9 will get $100 in grocery store and restaurant gift certificates, contestant #1 gets $75 in grocery store and restaurant gift certificates, and contestant #13 gets $50 in grocery store and restaurant gift certificates.
Honorable mentions:
Contestants #2, #7, and #12. They each get $25 in grocery store and restaurant gift certificates.
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- CONTESTANT #1 We celebrate two festivals during the year, Lunar New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival. During the festival, the whole family gather together in the yard for delicious foods and fruits. We decorate our yard with traditional lanterns and display mooncakes to enjoy the beautiful full moon.
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- CONTESTANT #2 I love learning Chinese and exploring Asian culture. 这是汉服
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- CONTESTANT #3 My family celebrated Asian American Pacific Heritage month by making dumplings. It was a lot of fun and they were really yummy!
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- CONTESTANT #4 These are some photos I took when our class celebrated Asian culture and traditions. We learned many things, made some pretty art, and ate some delicious food.
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- CONTESTANT #5 This is my friend pouring tea when my Chinese class celebrated AAPI heritage month.
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- CONTESTANT #6 I took this picture while we celebrated AAPI heritage month.
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- CONTESTANT #7 Making mini origami lanterns and cranes in honoring the craft and skill that was developed by the people in Japan.
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- CONTESTANT #8 Growing up, I took for granted all the Chinese buns my parents would pick up from the local Chinese bakery, still warm from the oven. Now that I live 30 minutes away from the closest bakery, I wanted to give my half-Chinese daughters that same memory by learning to bake fresh pineapple bun (“bolo bao”) right in our home kitchen.
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- CONTESTANT #9 Our family has heritage of Malaysian-Chinese and Malaysian-Kadazandusun. Picture taken during Cultural Heritage Night at our daughter’s school. (Parents were wearing Kadazandusun traditional costumes, while kids were wearing Cheongsam and Changshan)
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- CONTESTANT #10 Students in Seattle Country Day School were learning how to distinguish wheat noodles from rice noodles through observing noodle packages from a variety of Asian countries and areas: Thailand, South Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan, and Hawaii.
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- CONTESTANT #11 China table from“Heritage Night”event in Seattle Country Day School on April 27, 2022.
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- CONTESTANT #12 India table from“Heritage Night”event in Seattle Country Day School on April 27, 2022.
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- CONTESTANT #13 Taiwan table from“Heritage Night” event in Seattle Country Day School on April 27, 2022
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