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Social Studies · 6–8

Exploring Mardi Gras Traditions in Louisiana

This five-page lesson explores urban New Orleans Mardi Gras and rural Cajun Courir de Mardi Gras traditions.

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This five-page lesson explores urban New Orleans Mardi Gras and rural Cajun Courir de Mardi Gras traditions. Students use vocabulary, historical context, a comparison organizer, and a primary-source account to analyze how geography and cultural heritage shape celebrations.

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  • Students will compare urban and rural Mardi Gras traditions.
  • Students will analyze how geography shapes cultural celebrations.
  • Students will explain how ethnicity and cultural heritage influence traditions.
  • Students will identify continuity and change in Mardi Gras practices.