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SUMMARY:精彩多姿的太平洋水族館～小記者專訪 Educators
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n\n\n暑假結束前，四位丫丫小記者 、、和 興奮來到位於長灘的太平洋水族館，與館內的 Educators Amy 和 Eliot 請教了許多海洋生物和水族館的知識，又與參觀展覽的小朋友們開心互動，過了一個寓學習於娛樂的一天。一起來看看幾位小記者的海洋之旅吧！\n\n不要以為太平洋水族館只是個展示海洋生物的展覽館，自1998年成立以來，它一直致力於研究太平洋的海洋生物，將重要的海洋知識介紹給每個南加州居民，今年是太平洋水族館 20週年慶，將會舉行許多慶祝活動，年底更會有全新款銀幕電影院開放，精彩可期，千萬不要錯過丫丫小記者的報導喔！\n\n水族館有近 500 個品種超過 11\,000 隻海洋生物，分別展示了太平洋的三個主要海域：南加州 Baja California 的溫暖海水區域、冰冷的北太洋區域，以及熱帶太平洋區域。其他展區包括：熱帶雀鳥林、Penguin Habitat (企鵝棲息地) 。\n\n除了自己參觀，你還可以參加導覽團，置身水底世界，與鯊魚、鰻魚、熱帶珊瑚礁和巨型太平洋八爪魚親密接觸，並嘗試餵魚的體驗，更可以進入館內非公眾開放區域，從用水過濾到照料動物，觀看和了解水族館的運作。\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAquarium of the Pacific\n\nAddress: 100 Aquarium Way\, Long Beach\, CA 90802\n\n\n\n\nOpened: June 20\, 1998\n\nHours: 9am~6pm (weekdays); 9am~8pm (weekends)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWebsite: www.aquariumofpacific.org\n\n\n\n\n\n[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5L-SrQ7u-c&t=32s[/embed]\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\nKyran Lin (10)\nGlup...Glup...Glup. On August 12\, Karen\, Isabel\, and I went to the Aquarium of the Pacific located in Long Beach\, California to interview….fish? When I was in fifth grade\, I took a field trip here. I had a blast! The biggest change from when I left was the remodel. They were changing the theme to Pacific Visions\, a new opening at the Aquarium of the Pacific.\n\nWhen we first walked in\, The changes amazed me. The remodel\, the new exhibits\, and new sea animals! At first\, we were wandering around when t  hen the Ocean Science Center opened up. The show was about our radioactive planet. I never knew that our planet was radioactive! As we left\, this is was when we found Elliot\, the educator. When we interviewed him\, he took us to the Education Center. This also brought back memories from the field trip. We also got touched the sea anemones and the starfishes.\nAfter we interviewed him\, we went to the Northern Pacific Gallery. The exhibit was filled with jellyfish\, sea otters\, fish\, and other sea animals. The main exhibit that everyone was absorbed around was the sea otters. We were learning about sea otters’ habitat\, eating habits\, and conservation issues. Otters were doing tricks like backflips and flip turns during the show. After the show\, we interviewed the otter trainer\, Amy. All the trainers and volunteers are very passionate about conserve of sea life.\nSoon after that\, we explored every corner of the museum\, we decided to head outside. The outdoor area included the Lorikeet forest\, a stage\, and the shark lagoon. We headed straight towards the shark lagoon. The touching pool inside shark lagoon have bamboo sharks\, epaulette sharks\, fiddler rays\, and cownose rays. All the kids were so excited to touch a shark in person. This was also probably one of my favorite exhibits too! It was even more crowded than the otter show.\nAt the end of the day\, I learned a lot of new things about sea life. This interview experience changed my perspective of sea animals. I’m really excited to come back and see the new remodel!\n\n[caption id="attachment_63099" align="alignnone" width="590"] Kyran and his aquatic friends[/caption]\nKaren Shi (13)\nLong Beach is a great place to go if you live in California\, or if you’re coming here for vacation. But alongside the sandy beach and exquisite food\, the coastal city is also home to more than eleven thousand sea creatures. From sharks to starfish to sea anemone\, the Aquarium of the Pacific has it all. Right away\, you would notice the beautiful fountain in front of the aquarium’s entrance. My journey through the Pacific Ocean last week started there.\n\nWe entered the aquarium and just stood there; Isabel\, Kyran\, Ryan\, and I; admiring the enormous whale statue hanging from the sky-high ceiling. Our mission was to learn more about the aquarium through the people there. After touring around the Southern California and Baja Gallery\, the Tropical Pacific Gallery\, and the Northern Pacific gallery\, we headed outdoors to see the shark exhibit.\n\nI asked some young children on their thoughts and feelings about the aquarium. Many of them absolutely loved the shark exhibition\, a hands-on experience outdoors where they could touch small\, harmless sharks with two fingers.\n\nThere are more than 600 volunteers at the Aquarium of the Pacific\, and because the shark exhibition was so popular\, I asked Joshua\, a volunteer at the booth\, a little about his job. He is part of the educational program\, promoting awareness about sharks. He also makes schedules for some of the other workers at the aquarium.\n\nOverall\, my experience at the Aquarium of the Pacific was great. Be one of the 1.5 million people that visit the aquarium each year! The 20th anniversary of the aquarium is on August 30th. Be sure to check it out! I had so much fun there. The underwater world is totally a “must - sea.”\n\n[caption id="attachment_63100" align="alignnone" width="589"] Junior journalists Karen and Isabel[/caption]\nIsabel Lau (13)\nOceans make up much of planet Earth. At one point or another\, most have gained an interest in the topic of the ocean and what lies in it. At the Aquarium of the Pacific\, there is so much knowledge you can gain. It’s also plenty of fun\, good for adults and children! \n\nFour of the junior journalists\, I myself included\, went to the Aquarium of the Pacific and learned a lot there while having tons of fun! Right outside of the Aquarium stood a gorgeous fountain that had two dolphins jumping as a design. I also observed the few schoolbuses and many children lining up\, ready for a fun\, educational day at the Aquarium. We entered the building to find a wondrous interior. On the right\, a tall diving display stood\, and looked so beautiful when the sunlight seeped through. The diver was splendid\, showcasing epic skills that attracted much attention from the visitors. Hanging above the crowd was a giant replica of a blue whale of the same size. It was spectacular. People crowded the walkways\, upstairs and downstairs\, buzzing with excitement to see their favorite animals. \n\nThe four of us first attended a spinning globe projection show\, called Our Water Future\, which discussed the environmental issues being inflicted on planet Earth today\, and how if we don’t find a way to fix these issues\, there will be atrocious consequences for the inhabitants of this world to suffer. The show truly opened my eyes and made me much more aware of environmental problems that the world is facing currently\, including trash waste and water conservation. As we explored the aquarium a bit more\, I noticed how dedicated this place was to saving our environment. There were a number of plaques to read that displayed information about our world. We then scored an interview with an educator at the museum whose name was Eliot Freutel. He disclosed some information about his time working at the aquarium and along with the other interviewees\, told us about how friendly the work environment is\, and that they all have a common goal: to protect our habitat. \n\nAfterwards\, we visited some more exhibits including the Shark Lagoon and Frogs: Dazzling and Disappearing\, with various creatures including stingray\, fish\, sharks\, frogs\, and more. We then proceeded to the sea otter feeding\, where we met Amy Peterson\, an educator and interpreter at the Aquarium of the Pacific. She has worked especially with sea otters\, and says that the experience is wonderful. Working with animals is much different than working with humans\, and has its ups and downs. After wrapping up our brief chat with Amy\, we headed out to the Harbor Terrace.\n\nThe Harbor Terrace is a popular place for little children especially\, as there are some fun water springs\, musicals are held\, and you can touch the sharks and have a full on interaction with them. We approached Joshua\, a teen helper at the Aquarium of the Pacific and proceeded to ask him questions about his experience at the aquarium. After a lovely conversation with him\, we found some young children and asked them about the aquarium and their favorite animals. Their answers were so adorable!\n\nWith that\, we concluded our trip to the Aquarium of the Pacific. It was educational\, fun\, and a great experience overall. I highly recommend you go and check it out. It has various different events you can check out\, be sure you don’t miss it! Make sure to visit the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach!\n\n 
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SUMMARY:《小小創業家》兒童商展 + 商業知識課程 - 首堂課程花絮
DESCRIPTION:\n\n由ㄚㄚ園地所舉辦的第 2 屆《小小創業家》兒童商展 + 商業知識課程，已於 7月 28 日開課啦！課程除了教導孩子們基本的商業概念，如商品的分類、什麼是 logo、創業的準備等等，還特別邀請到 知名電商專家 Ellen Lin 到場分享他的成功之道，包括他是如何從 $600 的成本商業搖身一變為百萬企業家的故事，並與孩子們分享關於創業必須具備的幾項要素。小朋友和家長們都用心聆聽和積極互動，一起上了一課理論與實用兼備的商業課程！\n\n\n\n\n\n \n** 第二堂課 8 月 11 日開課 **\n第二堂課將於 8 月 11 日開課，特別邀請到升學專家 Dr Kao 高立哲博士到現場分享他的成功經驗，有興趣的家長們，還是可以幫孩子報名參加第二堂課喔！\n\n日期：8/11\,  11:00 am - 12:00 noon\n\n地點：STEAM Power 全優學院 (德成行 二樓）\n\n17520 Castleton St #207.\, City of Industry\, CA 91748 （Same plaza as Costco\, City of Industry)\n\n孩子們藉由兩堂課，將在 8 月 25 日把他們的〝創意〞的成品，呈現出來，小朋友也可以上台推銷自己的產品，訓練銷售口才和能力 ，還有機會贏得創意大獎呢！\n\n商展當天廣場舞台上將進行各式兒童文藝表演，吸引觀眾， 各攤位小朋友也可以上台推銷自己的產品，訓練銷售口才和能力 ，還有機會贏得創意大獎呢！\n\n《小小創業家》 兒童商展是丫丫園地主辦的創意青少年教學及體驗活動， 將商業知識學習與創業體驗相結合， 讓兒童有機會從理論與實踐兩方面認識有關創業和商業運作的重要知識。\n\n本活動以鼓勵兒童創業為主題，讓小朋友在自行設計、製造、行銷、 銷售的過程中，體驗和了解創立一門生意所需面對的各種問題，從玩樂和互動中學習生產成本、行銷手法、客戶需求等商業元素，認識商業世界的運作模式，為未來成長培養關鍵的能力。\n\n開一家公司需要什麼樣的條件？當老闆要做哪些事情？ 如何將創意變成賺錢的生意，並創造品牌價值以回饋社會?\n\n每個小小創業家都要自己設計產品，想辦法有效率的製造產品， 製作行銷廣告，更要實地販售，賺取利潤。 這個活動能激勵孩子對商業社會的觸覺，啟發創業家的精神， 打造鼓勵孩子敢於嘗試的勇氣。\n\n《小小創業家》兒童商展為小朋友提供一個難得的機會， 培養團隊合作、領導力、人際互動等生活的關鍵能力， 而這些能力正是「創業家精神」的展現！\n\n參加我們，成為《小小創業家》一份子！\n** 丫丫園地主辦\, 感謝羅蘭崗東方明珠廣場鼎力支持 **\n\n《小小創業家》是由丫丫園地籌備舉辦的社區活動。 歡迎社區人士及商業機構支持贊助，並歡迎家長及個人捐助和擔任義工。
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SUMMARY:【丫丫體驗】刺激家庭越野旅程新玩法 Part 2
DESCRIPTION:【丫丫體驗】刺激家庭越野旅程新玩法 Part 2\n\n荒郊之地的旅館選擇當然不多，以下是我們的住宿之地：\n\nQuality Inn\n\n1195 3rd Street Building B\, Needles CA 92363 [map]\n\n我就覺得 okay 乾淨，隔離係McDonald.\n\n這間 Inn 就正正位於 California，Arizona & Nevada 三個州的交界，也就是說你要去哪個方向都可以，非常方便。\n\n\n\n第一集講完了鐘乳洞探索之旅，建議這個部份不要花費太多時間，要保留寶貴時間去下一個目的地～～ Kelso Sand Dunes\n\n【溫馨提示】這條路的路況頗為 rough，所以建議大家一定要預留開車時間，可能會出現暈車的狀況都花，就記得帶好零食或者是防暈車藥。\n\n\n\n搵路牌 + GPS 去 Sand Dunes\, 沿路指示牌會有，路又得一條，所以都算易搵，off 咗 highway\, 如果方向正確，離遠就會見到一個又一個嘅山丘 Sand Dune ，目測有十層樓咁高㗎。（見圖，d 人仔比例好細粒）去到指定停車場，小朋友已經興奮到一枝箭咁向 sand dunes 向上跑，記得唔好似咁手慢，叫佢地搽下 sun screen 先上。\n到我呢d 對腳平時只能係 孖結 游走嘅肥C9 只好慢慢咁行，一落地，我就忍唔住除鞋啦，點解？ 因為 d 沙真係好幼滑，我梗係一心諗住幫對死皮腳做埋麿沙啦.\n咁如果你驚會俾沙漠裡嘅小昆蟲，例如 scorpia 都真係會有可能，真係睇你彩數，take you own risks.\n我兩件仙子仙女唔好話驚，佢地真係有心有力，係我都未上到一半，佢地已經到頂。梳利，我真係冇力上頂，唔知頂嘅另一邊會係咩風景，你去到的話，記得影相話我知。腥橋。\n就係咁上上落落，小朋友都可以玩好耐！\n上山容易落山難，去到咁高，不如試下半 sir 半行落山嘅玩法，都唔錯㗎。記住影相留念下，留下 footprint 都好呀。\n順帶一提：呢d 咁天然嘅地方，係冇廁所嘅，咁就係你嘅機會同大自然溶為一體嘅時候啦！記住大自然係唔食廁紙，自已垃圾自已處理。\n\n再嚟又到另一境點，叫做 lava tube.\n指示唔係太清晰，要花一d 功夫，睇清楚指示牌至搵到。\n停車後，向\n基本上係一個隠閉嘅山洞，但唔係山裡面，而係一個火乚溶岩形成後下 hum 嘅山洞，沿路嘅“石” 都好岩下，即係 岩岩 chum chum， 同行嘅一位爸爸，諗住一馬當先開條路俾小朋友，點知一個唔小心就跌親流血。見圖，有一條向下延伸嘅鐵樓梯，慢慢向下行就係山洞入口。山洞唔算大，大約兩個 basketball court 咁長，平地，有少少 踎低行嘅路，入到洞穴 會有幾個大 lone 係洞頂，形成光柱，呢 d 位就係影相呃 like 位啦。\n\n基本上，一日三個行程（計埋上集 part 1 嘅 Mitchell Cavern) 都夠晒皮，可以打道回府㗎啦。建議回程行返 15S 就返屋企（即係平時去完 vegas 條路咁）\n祝大家有一個 happy spring break!\n\n唔好剩係得我一個寫遊歴啦，歡迎大家去過邊到都可以一齊分享下㗎。\n#遊歷分享\nLava Tube\nhttps://www.hikespeak.com/trails/lava-tube-mojave/\n\nSand Dunes\nhttps://www.hikespeak.com/…/kelso-dunes-in-mojave-national…/\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:小記者參觀華美博物館 + 專訪教育專員 Janelle 認識在美華人文化歷史
DESCRIPTION:\n三位丫丫小記者 Bianca，Kyran，Kyle 和 Ryan 這天來到位於洛杉磯中城歷史文物區的華美博物館，與教育專員 Janelle Sangalang 會面，在她的帶領下，參觀了華美博物館的最新文化展覽～～『何必相信炒作：洛杉磯美籍亞裔人嗨嘻哈』，體驗好玩的互動展示，更參觀了博物館定期展覽，了解有關南加早期華裔居民的歷史和文化。\n\n值得一提的是，這次的錄影製作完全由幾位小記者出力完成，小記者 Ryan 挺身而出擔任錄像和剪接的工作。大家喜歡他的視頻作品嗎？\n【活動推介】華美博物館家庭日 ~ Sunday\, 7/29\, 11:30am-3:00pm\n為了慶祝最新的展覽 「何必相信炒作：洛杉磯美籍亞裔人嗨嘻哈 Don’t Believe the Hype: L.A. Asian Americans in Hip Hop」，華美博物館將於 7 月 29 日舉辦免費家庭日，活動時間為上午 11:30 至 下午 3:00 ，透過洛杉磯藝術家 Shark Toof 所創作的絲綢提袋啟發，活動現場將帶領大家一起動手做紙版畫 paper printmaking，邀請大小朋友一同發揮創造力，設計出屬於自己獨一無二的作品喔！\n\n另外，活動當天將可以免費入場參觀展覽，此次展覽是由 Defer、Gajin Fujita、Swank One、Shark Toof、Nisha Sembi、Erin Yoshi等 13 位對洛杉磯嘻哈文化有重要貢獻的美籍亞裔音樂及視覺藝術家共同完成的，主要是展現洛杉磯如何成為嘻哈文化據點。嘻哈是少數族裔間相互分享奮鬥文化，嘻哈音樂提供了一個抗衡潮流，讓藝術家能夠找到更有力，公開表達心聲的機會。\n\n \n\n  \n\nhttps://youtu.be/93h5GiHbPKc\n\n\n\nChinese American Museum\nby Bianca Chiu\nNow accounting for over 11% of Los Angeles’s population\, Asians have really made the city their home in the past two centuries. By facing off discrimination\, difficult employment\, and obstacles resulting from racial issues in the 19th and 20th century\, immigrants from the Eastern world were able to establish their cultures and their own society right here in Los Angeles. Gathering relics\, manuscripts\, and priceless knowledge from the past\, the Chinese American Museum in Downtown\, LA serves as a doorway into the past leading visitors into a story beginning in the late 19th century about the early struggles of Chinese immigrants setting foot on Californian soil and founding the infamous Chinatown\, which became the foundation for centuries of Asian American development and expansion of the ethnic group throughout the city.\n\nFrom the contents of the museum to the location\, every aspect of the structure is chosen to reflect Asian American History. “We’re on a very historical site\,” says CAMLA docent Janelle Sangalang\, making note of the fact that the floorboards featured in a couple of the exhibit rooms around the museum were the original floorboards of the building\, dating back to the 1890s and the mass immigration of Asian citizens into the United States. “The museum is built on the space where the history was happening”\, Janelle remarks. Displayed in one of the vacant lots is a life size replica of an antique Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture center\, located directly across from a 19th century Chinese convenience store in America complete with resurrected artifacts from the original site\, including robes\, medicine samples\, and accessories.\n\nAs a recent development to the museum’s third floor\, CAMLA has decided to temporarily showcase their new exhibit\, Don’t Believe the Hype: LA Asian Americans in Hip Hop\, a display dedicated to teaching its audience about the contributions of Asian Americans towards the evolution of hip hop through the four pillars of hip hop: MCing\, turntablism\, dancing\, and graffiti art. “Our museum decided that we wanted to do something rather different\, and hip hop is sort of different\, so we decided to choose hip hop as our theme\,” Ms. Sangalang explains. One of the most hit sections of the exhibition includes an interactive screen where visitors are treated to a visual representation of their own motion illustrated as colored streaks as they are given the opportunity to enjoy themselves by dancing to excitable hip hop music. By stepping to the center of the dance floor\, guests will activate a motion sensor\, instantly transforming the room into a musical dance-ground. At this time\, any detected motion from the center of the room will be transferred onto a projected screen as moving beams of either blue\, pink\, orange\, or yellow. “This exhibit has actually been an idea since 2013\, and it’s been five years\, so we are extremely excited to open it up to public\,” Janelle mentions.\n\nAs visitors enter the second room featured in Don’t Believe the Hype\, they will notice a handful of murals adorning the walls\, which reflect upon the graffiti art facet of hip hop culture. Among these is a noteworthy piece of art conjured on multiple sheets of canvas cloth depicting the furious face of a shark hidden amidst a stormy setting. Partially obscured by a net of barbed wire\, the piece leaves its admirers wondering whether fish itself is being protected by the fence\, or its audience. Among these artistic pieces includes a painting on the wall depicting a slogan by a South Indian hip hop artist\, thus providing insight into South Indian culture’s role in hip hop despite usually being overshadowed by that of Chinese Americans and more well-known Asian cultures.\n\nYou want to be provided with first-hand experience regarding the history of Chinese Americans in Los Angeles? If so\, the Chinese American Museum is definitely the place for you to visit. You enjoy hip hop culture? That’s even better. It is indubitable that a trip to CAMLA is definitely worth your time\, especially while its hit exhibit\, Don’t Believe the Hype\, is still available to public audience.\nChinese American Museum Interview\nby Kyran Lin\nDuring 1869\, about 1\, 868\, 4\,000 chinese people came to the United States to work on the Transcontinental Railroad. Year after year\, the population of Chinese grew.Soon\, they were known as Chinese American. The old Gainer building was turned into the Chinese American Museum. Kyle\, Bianca\, and I went to the Museum in Los Angeles to interview Janelle Sangalang\, Coordinator of Programs and Education. The museum recently had just opened a new exhibit\, Don’t Believe the Hype.\n\nWe first were taken for a tour of the three floor museum. Our tour guide was also  Janelle. The first floor was mainly about the time when the Chinese American just moved to the US. They showed a herb shop and and an example of what they would sell in a general store . In the herb shop\, they showed what herbs they would use to heal pains\, and what we use now. For example\, to heal back pain some people use Bengay\, but back then\, Chinese Americans used a herb called Nui Xi\, a species of flowers.\n\nThen second floor was a completely different. It explained the time after the chinese got kicked out\, then moved to the “new” Chinatown. It showed many of the contributions they made. It showed many of their clothing\, items\, and instruments. What surprised me was that they had souvenirs back then\, like backscratchers\, tin cans\, and tea cups. Many of the items they still sell today. The Chinatown is located next to the Museum and is still very busy today.\n\nThe last exhibit\, and my favorite\, Don’t Believe the Hype. It is about hip pop\, art\, and music. They showed paintings\, graffiti\, and music. They had a special room which was for hip pop and dancing. It was a projector. If you moved under it\, it would show up on the screen. This was also very fun and interesting.    This exhibit was created by Ninochka McTaggart and many other people.They had more than 15 artist work on the exhibit! The exhibit is going to have live performance.\nI think this interview was a great opportunity to learn about Chinese American History. I really enjoyed going to the museum and I hope I can come back to see the new exhibits that will come out! The museum partnered up with El Pueblo Monument\, which is a very big place full of fun activities and things to eat. They have a market next to the Historic Los Angeles Plaza. This is a exciting place to spend a day at!\nMy Tour at the Chinese American Museum\nby Kyle Chiu\nDuring my experience at the new exhibit\, "Can't Believe the Hype" at the Chinese American Museum\, I was able to learn about many new and fascinating things about hip hop and how Asian Americans influenced it. On July 23\, 2018\, two La jaja journalist and I went to the Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles. Guided by the docent of the exhibit\, Janelle Sangalong\, we were able to receive a full tour of the museum\, including to have an interview talk with her regarding the museum's latest exhibit\, "Don't Believe the Hype"\, who she explains that the museum had already wanted to have the exhibit in order to teach younger visitors about how to be free with music and art and as well as to try a new type of theme ever since 2013. We toured the three stories\, and we were able to see the artifacts and descriptions for them and different articles that changed or explained the Chinese American history. This included objects such as maps\, trophies\, Chinese souvenirs\, tours\, food\, bottles\, newspapers\, and much more. During the tour\, we were also able to experience the exhibit\, "Can't Believe the Hype"\, and which showed a selection of references that were used to teach visitors of the museum about the influences that Asian Americans did to hip hop to shape it. This tour was able to teach me much about the influences that Asian Americans have done to carve hip hop to how it is today. This exhibit included a gallery of pictures and murals painted by artists\, different activities for visitors to do\, and a wall projection hand interaction.\n\nThank you Janelle for giving us a very informative tour.  By going to the Chinese American Museum\, the original location of China town in Los Angeles\, I was able to learn much about the history of Chinese Americans. I would visit again as it is fun and free admission\, and I recommend anyone who is interested about Chinese American history should go take a look.\n\n\n\nAbout Chinese American Museum\n\n洛杉磯市中心，在林立的高樓群中，有一棟古色古香的二層紅磚樓房，它靜靜地坐落在喧囂鬧市中的一個小公園邊上，對面是市議會大廈，側面是日夜車流如織的101號高速公路。這就是洛杉磯華美博物館，也見證華人在美150多年的奮鬥歷史。經過19年漫長艱苦的籌備，華美博物館在 2003年12月18日開幕了。華美博物館是美國規模最大的華人博物館，首期開放的四個主要展廳，展出的圖片和實物包括早期移民的衣著、首飾、日用品、文具、傢俱、移民口供書，甚至有整座中藥舖的藥櫃、櫃檯，以及雜貨店的大貨廚。www.camla.org\n\nAbout The Exhibit ~ Don’t Believe the Hype: LA Asian Americans in Hip Hop\n\nA look into hip hop in the greater Los Angeles region as a site of resistance\, refuge\, and reinvention for today’s Asian American communities. The exhibition will include site-specific murals as immersive environments by famed hip hop graffiti and mural artists as well as paintings\, photographs\, audio/video installations and historical ephemera.\n\nChinese American Museum\n\nAddress: 425 N Los Angeles St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90012\n\nAdmission: Adults – $3\, Seniors and Students – $2\, Members – Free\n\nOpen every Tuesdays – Sundays 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:【活動推介】華美博物館家庭日～～跟小記者一起來認識在美華人文化
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n相信旅居在海外的華人父母，都會有同樣的問題就是〝 如何讓孩子了解我們華人文化？〞雖然孩子生在美國、養在美國，但是還是不可讓孩子忘了自己本身的文化，所以位於洛杉磯的華美博物館，不定時會推出許多有關華人文化展覽，希望藉由不同形式的展覽來讓大家了解華人文化之力與美！\n\n\n\n為了慶祝最新的展覽 「何必相信炒作：洛杉磯美籍亞裔人嗨嘻哈  Don’t Believe the Hype: L.A. Asian Americans in Hip Hop」，華美博物館將於下周日 7 月 29 日舉辦免費家庭日，活動時間為上午 11:30 至 下午 3:00 ，透過洛杉磯藝術家 Shark Toof 所創作的絲綢提袋啟發，活動現場將帶領大家一起動手做紙版畫 paper printmaking，邀請大小朋友一同發揮創造力，設計出屬於自己獨一無二的作品喔！\n\n\n\n另外，活動當天將可以免費入場參觀展覽，此次展覽是由 Defer、Gajin Fujita、Swank One、Shark Toof、Nisha Sembi、Erin Yoshi等  13 位對洛杉磯嘻哈文化有重要貢獻的美籍亞裔音樂及視覺藝術家共同完成的，主要是展現洛杉磯如何成為嘻哈文化據點。\n\n嘻哈是少數族裔間相互分享奮鬥文化，嘻哈音樂提供了一個抗衡潮流，讓藝術家能夠找到更有力，公開表達心聲的機會。\n\n\n\nㄚㄚ小記者當然不會錯過這難得的機會囉！小記者將搶先大家一步到現場一窺究竟，到底活動還有什麼亮點呢？千萬不要錯過小記者採訪報導 ~\n\n\n\nAbout Chinese American Museum\n\n洛杉磯市中心，在林立的高樓群中，有一棟古色古香的二層紅磚樓房，它靜靜地坐落在喧囂鬧市中的一個小公園邊上，對面是市議會大廈，側面是日夜車流如織的101號高速公路。這就是洛杉磯華美博物館，也見證華人在美150多年的奮鬥歷史。\n經過19年漫長艱苦的籌備，華美博物館在 2003年12月18日開幕了。華美博物館是美國規模最大的華人博物館，首期開放的四個主要展廳，展出的圖片和實物包括早期移民的衣著、首飾、日用品、文具、傢俱、移民口供書，甚至有整座中藥舖的藥櫃、櫃檯，以及雜貨店的大貨廚。www.camla.org\n\nAbout The Exhibit ~ Don’t Believe the Hype: LA Asian Americans in Hip Hop\n\n\nA look into hip hop in the greater Los Angeles region as a site of resistance\, refuge\, and reinvention for today’s Asian American communities. The exhibition will include site-specific murals as immersive environments by famed hip hop graffiti and mural artists as well as paintings\, photographs\, audio/video installations and historical ephemera.\n\nChinese American Museum\n\nAddress:\n\n425 N Los Angeles St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90012\n\nAdmission:\n\nAdults – $3\, Seniors and Students – $2\, Members – Free\n\nOpen every Tuesdays – Sundays 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.\n\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:【小記者採訪報導】LEGOLAND 全新深海歷奇潛水艇開幕禮！
DESCRIPTION:\n\n樂高樂園的全新「深海歷奇潛水艇」遊戲已經正式開幕了，想來探索奇幻的海洋深處，到這裡就可以看到了！～～ www.legoland.com/deepsea2018\n\n🦈🦀🐟 丫丫小記者 Carissa 參加了 LEGOLAND California 全新「深海歷奇潛水艇」遊戲的開幕大派對，第一時間親身體驗了最新潛艇遊戲帶來的海底世界，還與海洋生物學家 Dr. Marie Collins 和潛艇艇長 Captain Philip 進行訪談，更見證了樂高樂園向麥當勞病童之家捐贈八萬元的社區善舉，過了收穫豐富又開心的一天。\n\n想知道 Carissa 寓學習於遊樂的好玩歷程，一起來看看她的採訪報導吧！～\n\nhttps://youtu.be/_AHNxyl5oS4\n\n \n\n \n\n\n\nCarissa Yu (age 11)\nHave you ever been on a real submarine?  My name is Carissa Yu.  I just went to Legoland to ride on their newest ride\, Deep Sea Adventure Submarine.  I got to go on a real submarine\, see sea animals such as sharks\, stingrays\, and different types of fish\, and even helped the lego minifigure team search for treasure! Even though I had to drag myself out of bed at 7:00 am on a summer morning\, I was really excited because I would be one of the first guests to go onto the new ride at Legoland. \n \n Legoland invited children and their families from the Ronald McDonald House Charities to ride on this new ride also.  Right before that grand opening of the Deep Sea Adventure Submarine\, there was a check presentation where LEGOLAND donated $80\,000 to help the Ronald McDonald House Charities.  My mom worked at the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles before and she told me how Ronald Mcdonald House helps children in the hospital stay close to their families and the resources they need. \n    \nUpon arrival\, I was given a sailor’s hat\, which made me feel like I was going on a real special voyage. The representatives of the Ronald McDonald House Charities and Mr. Peter Ronchetti\, the general manager of the Legoland Resort\, each holding a bottle of champagne made of Lego\, which they popped and out went flying pieces of colorful confetti.   Long strands of blue and Silver streamers were launched into the air in celebration. The Lego City: Deep Sea Adventure Submarine Ride was officially opened!  A diver came out and told the captain that the treasure fell back down into the sea.  Therefore\, the captain asked all the children there to help him find the treasure.\n \n Before boarding the submarine\, I was able to interview Marie Collins\, who is a sea life expert in charge of all the sea animals on the submarine ride. During the interview\, she told me that all the animals on the ride were from Australia. I also asked her will the submarine accidentally hurt the animals and she replied\, ”No\, they move very slowly and the animals treat the submarine just like another animal. The sea creatures in the tank are not stressed out or scared by the submarines at all. Miss. Collins also said her favorite animal to work with is the octopus. She says they are actually more intelligent than some birds and can even open jars and boxes.\n \nI was also able to ask Captain Phillip what his favorite part of the submarine ride was. He says his favorite part of the submarine is the bubbles rising upwards when emerging into the deep sea. I asked him what is so unique about the ride and he responded\, “Many people’s only interaction with a sub is at a sandwich shop. But here you have an actual opportunity to get inside a vessel with eleven of your closest friends or perfect strangers to see many species and retrieve treasures.”\n \nWhen I finally go onto one of the eight submarines\, I saw lots of different and colorful fish. Stingrays and sharks glided smoothly along the side of the submarine. Above the windows\, every person had an interactive screen\, where if you found Lego gems\, coins\, swords and even paintings\, you could use the screen to help the divers collect the treasure. Among the fish\, there were also other sea creatures\, all made out of Lego! Don’t forget to look for my favorite\, the purple octopus!\n\n\n\n[caption id="attachment_61385" align="alignnone" width="590"] LEGO® City Deep Sea Adventure submarine ride grand opening on Monday\, July 2\, 2018 at Legoland California.(Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Legoland)[/caption]\n\n\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:第 2 屆《小小創業家》兒童商展 + 商業知識課程
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n第 2 屆《小小創業家》 兒童商展將於 8/25 在人流旺盛的羅蘭崗東方明珠廣場舉行， 現場將設立三十個商業攤位，歡迎 8－14歲小朋友在參加兩堂商業課程後，學會將自己的精彩商業 idea 變成真正的生意，當一個創業家。\n\n《小小創業家》 兒童商展是丫丫園地主辦的創意青少年教學及體驗活動， 將商業知識學習與創業體驗相結合， 讓兒童有機會從理論與實踐兩方面認識有關創業和商業運作的重要知識。《小小創業家》為小朋友提供一個難得的機會， 培養團隊合作、領導力、人際互動等生活的關鍵能力， 而這些能力正是「創業家精神」的展現！\n\n活動當天廣場舞台上將進行各式兒童文藝表演，吸引觀眾， 各攤位小朋友也可以上台推銷自己的產品，訓練銷售口才和能力 ，還有機會贏得創意大獎呢！\nPart 1: 兩堂商業知識課程\n日期：Saturday\, 7/28 & 8/11\,  11:00 am - 12:00 noon\n地點：STEAM Power 全優學院 (德成行 二樓）\n17520 Castleton St #207.\, City of Industry\, CA 91748 （Same plaza as Costco\, City of Industry)\n導師：特邀資深商界人士分享創業成功經驗，並指導商業基礎知識\nPart 2: 《小小創業家》兒童商展\n日期：Saturday\, 8/25\,  4:00 to 8:30pm\n地點：Pearl of the East Plaza 東方明珠廣場\n18888 Labin Ct\, Rowland Heights\, CA 91748 (center courtyard)\n商展當天除了兒童創業展銷攤位外，還有精彩舞台演出、丫丫兒童舊書賣物會，好玩遊戲等\n\n\n\n費用：每位學員 $75（含兩堂商業知識課程 + 一個 10' 商展攤位\, 請自備帳篷，大會恕不提供）\n截止日期 : 7/27/2018 (we accept PayPal and mail in payment by check\, please PayPal to info@lajajakids.com\n名額有限，有興趣的家長請即在此登記\nRegister Here\n或電郵查詢我們 info@lajajakids.com 留位喔～！\n*********************************************\n\n\n\n本活動以鼓勵兒童創業為主題，讓小朋友在自行設計、製造、行銷、 銷售的過程中，體驗和了解創立一門生意所需面對的各種問題，從玩樂和互動中學習生產成本、行銷手法、客戶需求等商業元素，認識商業世界的運作模式，為未來成長培養關鍵的能力。\n\n開一家公司需要什麼樣的條件？當老闆要做哪些事情？ 如何將創意變成賺錢的生意，並創造品牌價值以回饋社會?\n\n每個小小創業家都要自己設計產品，想辦法有效率的製造產品， 製作行銷廣告，更要實地販售，賺取利潤。 這個活動能激勵孩子對商業社會的觸覺，啟發創業家的精神， 打造鼓勵孩子敢於嘗試的勇氣。\n\n參加我們，成為《小小創業家》一份子！\n \n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\n** 丫丫園地主辦\, 感謝羅蘭崗東方明珠廣場鼎力支持 **\n\n《小小創業家》是由丫丫園地籌備舉辦的社區活動。 歡迎社區人士及商業持及贊助，並歡迎家長及個人捐助和擔任義工。\n\n\n\n 
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SUMMARY:《小記者訪談》626 夜市創始隊員的創意美食新點子 ~~ ChefBox
DESCRIPTION:\n\n這個週末（6/29 - 7/1）是今年 626 夜市在Arcadia 舉行的第一個週末，這個南加著名的美食活動每次活動吸引超過六萬人入場，自 2012年推出以來，已經成為南加州夏季好玩好吃的代名詞，也是將亞洲夜市美食文化在北美落地生根的成功標誌。\n\n熱愛美食的兩位小記者 Shawn 和 Jaslyne 這天有幸認識了 626 夜市創始團隊的兩位成員～ Patricia Huang 和 Albert Chu， 當然要把握與兩位訪談的好機會，除了想知道 Patricia 和 Albert 參與 626 夜市的籌辦過程外，更好奇他們兩位最近在 South Pasadena 推出的全新美食創意點子～～ ChefBox 的創業心得。這天小記者來到 ChefBox 參觀和進行訪談，學到了好多，一起來看看他們的訪談吧！\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWRVy-i2MUA\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\nShawn  Lo (11)\nWhat business supplies healthy\, and tasty food at the same time? Located in the heart of Pasadena\, Chef Box provides all kinds of meals from sweets and delicious brownies to gourmet and healthy dishes. A few days ago\, I got to interview the owners of Chef Box\, Albert Chu\, and Patricia Huang. I enjoyed talking to them\, and was interested about their business. I learned that Chef Box provides a variety of foods for different kinds of customers. \n What is Chef Box? Chef Box is a company found by Albert Chu\, and Patricia Huang\, the team members behind 626 Night Market. Chef box provides easy access of delicious meals that lets you grab and go. Chef Box’s meals are made by local chefs\, each with a unique style of cooking.  Using the freshest ingredients\, these chefs prepared different meals packaged in bento-box like containers. They are then sent to Chef Box to be sold to hungry customers. Chef Box meals are categorized by culture\, taste\, and also nutrition. There is definitely something for everyone. During my interview with Patricia\, and Albert\, they showed me different types of meals and highlighted some of the preparation techniques\, which made me so hungry! When my mom asked me to choose a few boxes to take home\, it was hard for me to decide. They all looked so appetizing!  \n During my interview\, I learned that Patricia\, and Albert worked their way up\, and started working for an innovative company first before they created Chef Box. 626 Night Market is an example of what they did before Chef Box. Working on the 626 Night Market Project\, they learned a lot so that they wouldn’t make the same mistakes. Their experiences working with different vendors and different types of foods also helped them to launch this new company. \n I think that Chef Box is a success\, and a good place to eat . What I like about Chef Box is that it can provide a healthy balanced diet for my family. It is one of the few companies that serve delicious and nutritious meals instead of fast food you see\, and taste all the time. What I also like about Chef Box is its people. I admire Albert and Patricia for their entrepreneur spirit. Both are creative\, hardworking\, and driven. Combined with the talents of local chefs\, they help satisfy the needs of busy customers who don’t have time to cook\, but want good foods for themselves and their family. \n In conclusion\, I think Chef Box is a successful and profitable business\, because of its meal quality\, menu diversity\, and convenience. Chef Box is also a success because of its friendly staffs and innovative founders. If you pass by Chef Box located on Fair Oaks Ave in South Pasadena\, be sure to pick up some meals for you and your family!  \nJaslyne Tam (12)\n Imagine this. You are at work and you need something quick\, nutritious\, and yummy to eat. If you eat at a sit-down restaurant\, it will take too long. But if you eat fast food\, it will be unhealthy and it might not taste good. What can you do? In South Pasadena\, there is a store to solve this dilemma. Chef Box is a storefront where customers can buy pre-prepared boxed meals created by local chefs. The meals are nutritious and delicious with food ranging from a Hearty Turkey Lasagna to Vegan “Meatballs”.  Recently\, fellow Junior Journalist Shawn and I were able to sit down and interview the creators of Chef Box\, Albert Chu and Patricia Huang. \n Albert and Patricia are some of the creators of the infamous 626 Night Market. According to their website\, “After identifying a gap in the to-go meal options market in Southern California\, the duo came up with the idea of matching top-quality local culinary talent and hungry consumers with a straight-forward\, efficient storefront concept.” Interviewing them\, they told me similar ideas as what was on their website. \n They also stated that they noticed how much people enjoyed the diversity\, convenience\, and taste of the 626 Market food. This led them to want to create a “brick-and-mortar” version of the market. Albert and Patricia also told us that the night market had also helped them when working with food vendors. Chef Box has real chefs from other restaurants making the food\, and 626 Night Market has different vendors from separate locations selling food. They shared that working with vendors helped them to work work the chefs in Chef Box. \n When I walked into Chef Box\, I was a little confused. There wasn’t a clear distinction of what Chef Box was and how it worked. Since I read the website\, I knew what Chef Box was about. But just a passerby would not know what Chef Box was. But as I looked around I began to understand. If you would like to go to Chef Box\, make sure to take a look at the website first. \n Now I bet you are thinking\, “How can you have a write up of Chef Box if you haven’t eaten the food yet?” But while Albert was showing us the collection of Chef Boxes\, I was intrigued by some of the food. We ended up purchasing dinner for my entire family. The selection of food we bought included a Tuscan Farro Soup\, a Chicken meal\, and a delicious brownie. After tasting this food\, I definitely recommend these meals\, if not every other box meal as well. \n In summary\, Chef Box is a wonderful on-the-go food service and I recommend going to check them out. Interviewing Patricia and Albert was also very enjoyable and educational\, and I learned a lot about Chef Box. 
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SUMMARY:【ㄚㄚ有禮】送你免費參觀《大師畫中人》名畫真人秀
DESCRIPTION:\n\n先前小編和小記者為大家介紹的 Pageant of the Masters 《大師畫中人》名畫真人秀 將於 7 月 7 日正式在 Laguna Beach 開幕。丫丫園地特別準備了 四張 VIP 門票送給大家，讓大家一起享受一個充滿藝術感的夏夜派對！對展覽有興趣的家庭們，千萬不要錯過這個好玩活動 ~~ 立即到丫丫園地 Facebook 專頁參加送票活動，我們將於抽出 1 位幸運得主，抽出 4張 VIP 門票喔！\n\nPageant of the Masters 將古典和現代藝術作品再創作，與真人一同構成與原版完全一樣的大型作品，加上專業樂團、原創樂譜、現場解說、複雜的舞台設置，精緻的燈光，專業的員工以及數百名忠誠的義工，每年夏天都吸引了萬千目光，也是 Laguna Beach 夏夜的一道美麗風景\n\n這個夏日文藝活動自從 1933年開始就一直每年舉行（只有在二次大戰期間中斷過四年）至今已經有 85年歷史。如果說 Pasadena 的新年玫瑰花車遊行是洛杉磯的文化歷史象徵，那麼 Pageant of the Masters 絕對是橙縣的代表者，每年吸引成千上萬的旅客來到 Laguna Beach，是每個南加人都應該參加一次的精彩特色文藝演出！\n\n整個表演加中場休息總共有三小時，一邊聽著音樂一邊欣賞名畫，還有星光蟲鳴和美酒美食相伴，比聽一場音樂會更生動，更引人入勝。難怪 85年來這個表演活動中是人氣不衰，門票往往很早就賣完了！\n\n閱讀小記者參觀媒體秀的體驗學習分享，請按此\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBShDCBLWaY\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBShDCBLWaY\n\n\n\n活動方式：\n1. 到ㄚㄚ園地 Facebook 專頁 ，按下 「讚 LIKE」\n\n\n\n2. 於活動貼文下，留言告訴我們 “你最喜歡哪一幅名畫” 及 原音\n\n3. 最後 TAG  3 位朋友\n\n就是這麼簡單！完成以下的步驟，幸運得主，可能就是你囉！\n\n活動截止日期：7/7/2018 9:00pm PST\n\n\n\n展覽活動資訊：\n\n\nPageant of the Masters at Festival of the Arts\nDates：Jul 7 – Sept 1\, 2018\n\nNightly: 8:30 pm\n\nLocation：650 Laguna Canyon Rd\, Laguna Beach\, CA 92651 [map]\n\nTicket：$25－$272\n\nWebsite: https://www.foapom.com/
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SUMMARY:小記者興奮報導～《大師畫中人》名畫真人秀
DESCRIPTION:\n\nLaguna Beach 是個風光明媚的寧靜海邊小城，也是個藝術氣息極濃厚的地方，這裡住著許多藝術家和熱愛藝術的人士，而這裡最為人所熟悉的特色活動，就是每年夏季每晚在 Irvine Bowl 上演的 Pageant of the Masters 《大師畫中人》名畫真人秀，這個 "Living Pictures" 將古典和現代藝術作品再創作，與真人一同構成與原版完全一樣的大型作品，加上專業樂團、原創樂譜、現場解說、複雜的舞台設置，精緻的燈光，專業的員工以及數百名忠誠的義工，每年夏天都吸引了萬千目光，也是 Laguna Beach 夏夜的一道美麗風景！\n\n上星期，Pageant of the Masters 特別舉辦媒體參觀日，兩位小記者 Angeline 和 Ingram 一起來到 Laguna Beach 表演場地，率先參觀了今年的開放日和精彩預演，場內有許多藝術家作品在現場展示，包括攝影、陶藝、珠寶、油畫等，隨著主席 David Perry 和 導演 Diane Challis Davy 的歡迎詞和簡單介紹，第一個先出場的是個很特別的演出～～由幾位表演者扮成士兵，重新演繹 1946 年演出的著名二戰照片 Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima 的 Flag Raising Over Irvine Bowl，視覺效果非常強烈，讓人印象深刻。\n\n這個夏日文藝活動自從 1933年開始就一直每年舉行（只有在二次大戰期間中斷過四年）至今已經有 85年歷史。如果說 Pasadena 的新年玫瑰花車遊行是洛杉磯的文化歷史象徵，那麼 Pageant of the Masters 絕對是橙縣的代表者，每年吸引成千上萬的旅客來到 Laguna Beach，是每個南加人都應該參加一次的精彩特色文藝演出！\n\n整個表演加中場休息總共有三小時，一邊聽著音樂一邊欣賞名畫，還有星光蟲鳴和美酒美食相伴，比聽一場音樂會更生動，更引人入勝。難怪 85年來這個表演活動中是人氣不衰，門票往往很早就賣完了！\n\n小記者隨著大隊前往演出場地後台，參觀佈景和道具製作團隊的工作室，與設計師交流，認識嚴謹的製作過程，又參觀表演者的化妝過程，見證化妝師一筆一筆勾勒，將幾位大人小朋友義工演員化身成畫中人，過程好奇妙喔！\n\n最後的重頭戲是 《大師畫中人》名畫真人秀的三場預演，在室外圓形劇場內，小記者親眼看到今年演出的其中三幅名畫的優先演出，最後一幕是南加州橘橙農業興盛期的果箱設計圖，顏色亮麗，線條簡單，非常具有代表性，令人印象深刻。\n\n每年 Pageant of The Masters 表演的畫作都不相同，今年的主題是 Under the Sun，兩位小記者已經約好了 7 月 7 日開演後一定要來看秀，不見不散！\n\nhttps://youtu.be/EBShDCBLWaY\n\n\n\n《大師畫中人》名畫真人秀\nPageant of the Masters at Festival of the Arts\nDates：Jul 7 – Sept 1\, 2018\n\nNightly: 8:30 pm\n\nLocation：650 Laguna Canyon Rd\, Laguna Beach\, CA 92651 [map]\n\nTicket：$25－$272\n\nWebsite: https://www.foapom.com/\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nReport from our Junior Journalists\n\nAngeline Nim (age 14)\n\nIngram Chen (age 11)\n\n\nThe Pageant of Masters has a lot of art\, food\, and activities to play and do. When you get there\, it may not seem like much\, but once you see how things are done\, it is very magical. While your there\, you can have chocolate or (if your 18) wine. All there is so much more to know. Let me tell you about it. \n Pageant of the Masters has a lot of paintings. This time\, we see how the artists paint the stage background which is as big as an office wall. Surprisingly\, artists can finish such a gigantic background painting in two weeks! Let me tell you one of these beautiful background. This background has a slanted floor where the actor has to posed steadily without any movement. How can the actor stand still without falling off? The paintings have a piece of handle mounted on and the actors waist belt can lock securely\, then they could stay there without falling off the stage. Some artists paint paintings\, others make the props. Some props may look like they are made of metal\, but if you look closely or touch it\, it’s actually made of foam. They magically turn foam to all kinds of things so they don’t have to buy expensive pieces of metal! They can just shape it and cut it to the right shape.\n Have you ever wondered about how the clothes were made? The clothes are still made of your everyday fabric\, but the actresses may have to wear wigs or hats. Some of the clothing may not be needed\, depending on the theme. This year’s theme is “Under the Sun”. The clothing is not bought\, but handmade. Basically everything is handmade by people. The Pageant of the Masters has celebrated its 86th anniversary. The festival shows beautiful paintings. Everywhere has something amazing to see.\nWe have the honor to see the preview of the show. I personally enjoyed the show because the people would stay still as if they were part of  the real painting. If you have time you should go watch it. Many people hope for this to attract future generations. The place is beautiful. Everywhere you look\, you will see beautiful things.\n\n\n\n\n\nDoria Chen (age 9)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6fg95StXm0
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