Thirteen Ed Online presents a special edition of STUDENTS' TAKE, featuring student-produced projects on the theme of Latino Culture. Drawing inspiration from the drama AMERICAN FAMILY, Thirteen Ed Online invited after school groups and classes -- including students of Latino heritage and other diverse backgrounds -- to tell us what the theme means to them. These students took on everything from creating original artwork and text to editing and citing materials used. Visit Thirteen's program schedule for air times and dates. Visit the AMERICAN FAMILY Web site, where you'll find a tool to create your own family album! Aspira B.E.A.M. Ten New York, New York Students from the after school center explore their culture in essays, recipes, drawings, and more. Lesson plans related to Latino culture: Grappling with Identity in Latino Poetry Latino Contributions to American Culture Community Journals Murals Multimedia Storytelling See more examples of student-produced Web projects in our STUDENTS' TAKE section. For more information on how your class or after school program can submit a Web project to be posted on Thirteen Ed Online, see our guidelines. GoGo Surfer: Latino Culture Bridgeton, New Jersey The GoGo Surfer Junior Web Team produced this project entitled Latino Culture. Milliken Clubhouse New York, New York Members of the Milliken Clubhouse of the Boys' Club offer their thoughts on various aspects of Latino culture. Norwalk Housing Authority Learning Centers Norwalk, Connecticut Students, grades 1-12, from the four after school Learning Centers of the Housing Authority of the City of Norwalk explore the experience of being Latino through artwork and writing. School of the Future New York, New York Students from the School of the Future put together this project, in which they explore the celebration of the Day of the Dead.