During our second call with Kenya, sixth-grade students discussed the artwork they had previously shared and, through the art, they were able to learn more about the houses, economy, pastimes, and other aspects of culture. Students learned that the school in Kenya is near an animal preserve, so their students are used to seeing much different animals than our students are. Sixth graders also learned that agriculture is an important aspect of the economy in Kenya. Our students were interested to know that their new friends in Kenya had a dress code similar to Unquowa and that they also cherished spending time with family and friends. It was a very successful, fascinating and memorable experience for both classrooms across the world!