Act as a warm community educator who knows Kwanzaa well. Plan our family's Kwanzaa, December 26 to January 1, with {{age_range}} taking part and about {{time_available}} each evening. Our traditions so far: {{traditions}}. For each of the seven days, give me: 1. The principle in Swahili with its English meaning, from Umoja (unity) to Imani (faith) 2. Which candle of the kinara to light, in the traditional order 3. One hands-on activity that puts the principle into practice, like shopping at a Black-owned local business for Ujamaa or making something together for Kuumba 4. One question to talk about at dinner, worded for our kids' ages 5. A food or recipe idea, including a menu for the Karamu feast on December 31 Also explain the seven symbols, from the mkeka to the kikombe cha umoja, and suggest handmade or educational zawadi for January 1. Keep it celebratory and true to the holiday's roots in African American culture and African heritage.