alligator, anticipation, artistry, Ash Wednesday, atmosphere, authentic, awe
bacchanalia, balls, bands, banquet, barricades, beads, beans, behavior, bold
cacophony, carefree, Carnival, catering, clamor, clowns, Comus (God of Mirth), crawfish, creative, creativity, crowds, crown, culmination, culture, customs
dancing, decoration, demonstrations, drink
ecstatic, enthusiasm, exceptional, expectant, extravagance, extravaganza
face-painting, faithful, famous, fancy dress, Fat Tuesday, fervid, festival, festivities, festoon, flambeaux, fleur de lys, floats, flourish, folly, food, France, French Quarter
genuine, ghoulish, glitzy, glow, gold, goofy, gourmet, grand, green, grotesque, gumbo
hangover, hedonistic, hoorah
imaginative, individuality, industrious, ingenuous, innovative, inspirational, intense
jamboree, jazz, jocular, joy, joyful, jubilant
king, King cake baby, kinship, Krewes
laughter, legitimacy, Lent, liquor, loitering, Louisiana, luminescence
magic, March 6, masks, merrymaking, mob, momentum, Momus, Muffuletta, music, mystical
necklaces, New Orleans, noise
Oberon, opportunity, outrageous, ovation, oyster
parade, parties, percussion, phenomenon, populace, popular, pretentious, priorities, Proteus, purple
quality, quantity, queen
raunchy, realm, recognition, reign, resourcefulness, responsive, reveler, revelries, Rex, ridiculous, riot, ritual
sequins, sharing, shrimp, Shrove Tuesday, skill, souvenirs, special, spectacle, spirit, stilt walkers, streetcar, success, successful, sumptuous, surprises
tantalize, teamwork, tenacious, tolerant, tourists, trademark, traditions, treasures, trinkets, Twelfth Night
ultimate, unanimous, unfolding, unique, united, unity, unmasking (Rex), uptown
validation, vigilant, vigorous, visible, voodoo, vow
washboard, waving, welcoming, willingness, winning, wisdom, worthy
xylophone
yearning, yelling, youth
zealous, zest, zydeco
Mardi Gras Lesson Plan and discussion ideas:
Mardi Gras came to America in 1699 with the arrival of a French explorer, Iberville. The celebration occurs just before Lent. New Orleans is renowned for its Mardi Gras celebrations.
Mardi Gras word list
alligator, crawfish, duck, egret, gumbo, hurricane, jazz, king, Mardi Gras, nutria, oyster, pelican, queen, redfish, shrimp, Tabasco sauce, umbrella, voodoo, water lily, washboard, xylophone, yat, zydeco
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