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Learn how to say "Friend" - Olchore Lai

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Learn how to say "Thank you" - Ashe Oleng!

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Watch this speacial thank you video for Avocado students, teachers and administration.

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Watch this speacial thank you video for Avocado students, teachers and administration.

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Maasai students thank Avocado school for their penpal letters

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Watch Video - Maasai students write you back! 

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Watch Video - Maasai students write you back! 

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Maasai students write back their friends from Avocado School

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Watch Video - Maasai student learn about Avacado school 

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Watch Video - Maasai student learn about Avacado school 

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The Maasai children in Oldule Village learn about Avocado school and greet their friends to Kenya to learn with them under the tree.

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MCV visits Maasai school in Oldule, Kenya where students attend school under a tree

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Maasai Children in Odule Village sing songs to Avacado school.

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Maasai Children in Oldule Village sing songs to Avacado school.

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The Maasai students writing you back :)

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The Maasai students received a lesson about Avocado students.

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The Maasai students received a lesson about Avocado students.

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We prepared a lesson much like the one that you received!

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All the letters have been responded to.  The Maasai children were so excited to hear about your lives :)

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All the letters have been responded to.  The Maasai children were so excited to hear about your lives :)

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Jessica from MCV said the students were very excited about learning American football.

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The students at two villages are enjoying learning to play American football.  They keep asking "Why is it oval?"

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The letters are on their way.

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If you could ask the Maasai students anything, what would you ask? 

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If you could ask the Maasai students anything, what would you ask? 

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- Write one or two paragraphs
- One paragraph introducing yourself - talk about yourself, your family, school, teacher, and community
- One paragraph asking the student of the Maasai about their family, school, teacher, community, and daily life

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The Maasai live in East Africa. In Kenya and Tanzania.

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Maasai share water with giraffes, monkeys, elephants and lions.

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The Maasai are working together to protect the elephants and lions from extinction.

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See the daily life of a Maasai Girl

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For many Maasai children, they attend school under a tree. They do not have schools or classrooms. The learn to read and write in 3 languages: English, Swahili and Maa (Maasai Language)

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Maasai Greeting to say hello: you say "Supa" and the other person says "Ipa"

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Maasai love to celebrate and dance. The Maasai gather in a circle to see who can jump the highest. They sing, jump, dance and play instruments.

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The Maasai warriors wear shoes made out of recycled car tires.

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Maasai wear beautiful colorful beads for beauty. Girls learn to beadwork in school.

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The Maasai children always listen to their teachers and their elders. It is a part of their culture always to listen to people who are older than them. Listening helps the children do good in school.

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Maasai share land with wildlife, such as lions.