Today’s subject is clothing, fashions, and national dress. You have your paper and pencils, so please draw an outfit you imagine will be worn in 100 years from now.
CLASS DISMISSED!
Today’s subject is clothing, fashions, and national dress. You have your paper and pencils, so please draw an outfit you imagine will be worn in 100 years from now.
CLASS DISMISSED!
beetleypete 
Adam: “I don’t give a fig about fashion.”
Eve: “I always figured you to be old-fashioned!”
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I still want to know where Cain and Abel’s wives came from!
Best wishes, Pete.
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Here ya go! https://answersingenesis.org/bible-characters/cain/creation-basics/
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So they married their sisters. That explains a lot. 😉
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Will these be on the quiz?
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You can draw any outfit you like, Liz. It just has to be futuristic. 😉
Best wishes, Pete.
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A stick figure wearing a triangle and a helmet it is!
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That is exactly what I thought? Pray there won’t be. 🙂 Warmest regards, Ed
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😀
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National dress has always fascinated me. How do we come up with clothing that is so impractical? And so varid.
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I suppose they must have had their reasons for it, centuries ago. Maybe it comes from a time when they had to show what land they came from, and the other countries could recognise it?
Best wishes, Pete.
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Crete seem to adhere to of you got em, flaunt them.
So many dresses for men. And none seem to require all the material a kilt needs.
Thanks, Pete. Great post
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When you live in a hot country like Crete, you don’t have to wear a lot of clothes, Don.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Fascinating Pete!
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I learned all this stuff in junior school, John. Not sure they bother with that in schools now.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Classed dismissed !!! Geez teacher Pete, thats lots of homework given out there/
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Just one drawing? Easy homework!
Best wishes, Pete.
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😄😄😄😂
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Interesting…..but in some cases what were they thinking? LOl chuq
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Those traditions must have evelved over the centuries, I suppose. And in hot countries, you didn’t need to wear much clothing.
Best wishes, Pete.
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how interesting – like you, Pete. I learned some of this while in elementary school, when we were learning about different regions of the world
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Do you know if that is still being taught today, Beth? My grandson is 9, and he doesn’t seem to know much about it. (Clothing that is)
Best wishes, Pete.
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from what I know of the upper grades, beyond kindergarten, they continue to teach history and culture, and geography, along with some of the clothing, but don’t know that it is a huge focus of the learning. I just remember loving it
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Quite a variety there, Pete. Many of them seem to be variations on the same theme, but a few stand out like, er, the chests of the ancient Cretans [care taken with the spelling there] 😉 Cheers, Jon.
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When I was at Primary School, (1957-1963) we were taught about national dress in foreign countries and the attire worn throughout history. I wonder if that still happens today?
Best wishes, Pete.
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