Table of contents        Introduction....................................................pg.3 Yum yum...................................................... pg. 4      Work............................................................pg.5        Tradition...................................................... pg.6              ABC......................................................pg.7           The Beautiful Flag....................................pg.8  Conclusion.......................................................pg.9 Glossary...........................................................pg.10     Question.....................................................pg.11 -12                                                                        About the author........................................pg.13

Introduction

Yow/Hello! Do you know the country that speaks patois or the country that is known for its coffee beans. If you guessed Jamaica, you are right. Continue to ready this book to learn more about Jamaica.

Yum yum

There are different types of foods in Jamaica. Jamaicans like spicy foods. Mutton is the goat they eat, fish Esovitch is a fried whole fish. Ackee and codfish are very popular. Desserts  that Jamaicans eat are Grater cake and coconut drops. Grater cake is like candy and coconut drops are coated in syrup. Also, the Jamaican national fruit is Blighia Sapida. Jerk chicken is another food they eat. These are the ingredients for Ackee: Orange pepper, tomato, spring onion, salt fish, and ackee.            

 Work

Jamaicans work at hotels and shops. Farming and Hospitality is the most popular jobs in Jamaica. Seven out of ten people work in service jobs. These are different jobs in Jamaica: mining, agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, insurance, and finance. In Jamaica, farmers get paid $8,343 a year. That a lot of money! These jobs in Jamaica are important because when farmers produces coffee beans they are making it. And it helps people with a lot of work,stay up.

Tradition

Kumina is a Jamaican religious that involve music. This tradition is closely rooted in African cultures. Jamaica's tradition are sometimes mixed with African and European customs. It has traditional songs, and rhythmic drumming. It is very musical and spectacular to watch to . Dancers dress in a Jamaican clothing and perform to hypnotic drumming rhythm. This is the national tradition in Jamaica.

ABC

Children in Jamaica go to school at the ages six to eleven. Then start paying for school in the other grades. They go to primary school for free. It is very common for rich Jamaicans to go to university. The most popular school in Jamaica is Campion College. 97.6 people go there. This school is known for its amazing teaching. The students learn for  seven hours and thirty minutes.