[DOC] [TLE] The Traditions Of Kwanzaa [PAR] Kwanzaa is an African-American and Pan-African holiday that celebrates family, 
.... Muhindi or Ear of Corn: The muhindi represents fertility and symbolizes that 
through ... Thus, one ear is placed on the mkeka for each child in the household. 
... libation or tambiko ritual during the Karamu feast on the Sixth Day of Kwanzaa. [DOC] [TLE] Kwanzaa: History, Food, Colors, Candles, Symbols, Activites, Crafts ... [PAR] The Principles of Kwanzaa; The Seven Symbols; Kwanzaa Word Search New! ... 
These three colors were important symbols in ancient Africa that gained new ... 
Celebrants decorate with red, black, and green as well as African-style textiles ... 
Action: Traditionally, one ear of corn is placed on the mkeka for each child 
present. [DOC] [TLE] How to Decorate the Kwanzaa Table - dummies [PAR] Kwanzaa culminates with the karamu the Kwanzaa feast  on New Year's Eve
. ... Arrange ears of corn  one for each child in the household  around the bowls 
in ... carvings or beadwork, you can place these items around the room as well. [DOC] [TLE] The history of Kwanzaa - WDRB 41 Louisville News - WDRB.com [PAR] Kwanzaa is a seven-day festival celebrated by African-Americans of all ... At the 
start of Kwanzaa, families or community groups will set up a table or alter 
decorated with ... One ear of Muhindi, or corn, is placed on the table for each 
child in the household. If there are no children in the household, one Muhindi is 
still added to... [DOC] [TLE] Annie's Kwanzaa Page - Annie's Home Page! [PAR] Kwanzaa, pronounced KWAHN zuh, is an Afro-American holiday based on the ... 
Page: "Ten million African Americans celebrate Kwanzaa each year, as well as ... 
holder which represents the seven principles and is placed in the center of the 
table ... ears of corn - Muhindi - ears of corn to represent the number of children in
... [DOC] [TLE] Page 45  Muncie Times 21 December 2000  Hoosier State ... [PAR] Dec 21, 2000 ... Kwanzaa can be jointly celebrated with any or all of these year end happenings. 
Kwanzaa ... Celebrating Kwanzaa begins by setting up the Kwanzaa table. ... The 
ears of corn symbolize the children of the household, an ear of corn for every 
child in the home. ... During the feast zawadi gifts are exchanged. [DOC] [TLE] Happy Kwanzaa Happy Kwanzaa - Moon Productions Home [PAR] Moreover, these various African peoples celebrate Kwanzaa because it speaks 
.... One suke (ear) of corn is placed on the Mkeka for each child in the family. ... 
choose an area where you can set up a Kwanzaa altar or table and decorated it 
with ... (ears of corn to reflect the number of children in the household); Kikombe 
cha... [DOC] [TLE] Kwanzaa Guide - Scribd [PAR] Every house has at least one ear of corn; for there is always the potential even ... 
If no member of the family is a priest then the spiritual head of the household can 
... KARAMU (Kah-rah-moo) The feast symbolizes the high festive celebration that 
.... is much that can be learned from discussing these strong, unifying principles. [DOC] [TLE] A Celebration of First Fruits: How To Host The Kwanzaa Feast [PAR] festival is the Kwanzaa feast. ... With these ideas in mind, the Seven Principles of 
... Kwanzaa display includes an ear of corn for each child in the household. .... 
Set a beautiful table with wooden bowls, African-inspired napkin rings and... [DOC] [TLE] Kwanzaa Party Ideas: Kwanzaa table with red, black and green ... [PAR] How to Decorate a Table for the Kwanzaa Feast (Karamu) .... Holders - Use What 
You Have: Upcycle Household Items Into Holiday Decor on HGTV ... Turn canvas 
fabric into these colorful reminders of the seven Kwanzaa ...... a traditional straw 
mat, and one ear of corn is also placed on the mat for each child in the family. [DOC] [TLE] How to Celebrate Kwanzaa | DoItYourself.com [PAR] Household & Cleaning ... Be creative when you set

Question: The Kwanzaa feast table is decorated with one ear of corn for each of these in the household
Answer: children