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Suki’s Kimono

Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

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Page 1: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

Suki’s Kimono

Page 2: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

Cotton

• Cloth made from cotton fibers

She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos like her.

Page 3: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

festival

• A celebration or holiday

The first time Suki wore it, her obachan took her to a street festival where they slurped bowls of slippery, cold somen noodles and shared a cone of crunchy, shaved ice topped with sweet red bean sauce.

Page 4: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

graceful

• Showing beauty in movement

She followed her and copied her movements, trying to be as light and as graceful.

Page 5: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

handkerchief

• A square piece of cloth used to wipe the face or nose.

A handkerchief of pale pink linen, decorated with tiny maple leaves and cherry blossoms.

Page 6: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

paces

• Steps in walking

Mari and Yumi stayed several paces ahead of Suki and pretended like they didn’t know her.

Page 7: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

pale

Light in shade or color

A handkerchief of pale pink linen, decorated with tiny maple leaves and cherry blossoms.

Page 8: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

rhythm

• A repeated beat, sound or motion

She tried to picture the other dancers. How they moved forward in the circle with the rhythm of the music.

Page 9: Suki’s Kimono. Cotton Cloth made from cotton fibers She watched the other women and children who danced, especially those who were dressed in cotton kimonos

snug

• Fitting closely; tight

It was wrapped snug around her stomach.