Día de los Muertos: Honoring Loved Ones

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Understand before you compare.

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What feels weird to you is normal to someone else — and that's the point.

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Día de los Muertos honors loved ones who have passed away. Families create altars with photos, marigold flowers, and the favorite foods of the deceased.

Key facts

Remember these

1Every family has its own culture.
2Culture includes language, food, and traditions.
3Cultures change over time.

Then & Now

🤝 This shapes how friendships, neighborhoods, and schools work today.

Question 1 of 2

How are cultures passed down?

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Question 2 of 2

What role does language play in culture?

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