Form the dough into balls, and flatten them to make thin patties. Cook in a little oil until brown spots appear. Flip and cook like you would pancakes. Have students remember their own ancestors by making a family tree with the help of parents and grandparents. Post these on a bulletin board, or map of the world to provide a visual reminder that the U.S. is indeed multicultural.
China is home to one-fifth of the world's population.
Working in small groups, students can determine approximately how many people live in China and compare that number to the U.S. figure. Students might brainstorm ways to feed this many people, also. Ask students to gather information on the different regions and cultures in China. They can share what they learn in the form of a wall mural using colored chalks. Students might also enjoy preparing and sampling Chinese foods.