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African history cultural activities for Microsoft PowerPoint
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THE WATER PRINCESS VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP [DIGITAL LINK]
GOOGLE SLIDES LINK INCLUDED IN POWERPOINT!The Water Princess by Susan Verde is a great picture book story that focuses on the water shortage crisis specifically in Burkina Faso, West Africa. Beautifully illustrated, it follows young Gie Gie who has to walk every day to get water by waking up early and walking to the nearest water source. This book is a great way to connect multiples subjects (ELA, Social Studies, and Science) and make real world connections to the students' lives and the world.
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2nd - 5th
South Africa! Ndebele Community—Lesson, “Painted” House Craft w Geometry
Introduce students to the Ndebele community of South Africa, and learn how this small community is famous for its beadwork, attire, and painted houses! This product includes the following, all as Adobe files:An images file in a slideshow format with embedded lessons on each slide. Lessons explore the Ndebele community and the heritage they display in their arts and crafts. There is no printout needed.An art project with step-by-step instructions for making an Ndebele painted house, full of color
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K - 8th
Also included in: South Africa! The BIG Bundle Grades 3 to 5—Crafts, Lessons & Activities
WEST AFRICAN MUSIC UNIT for Middle School General Music
This collection can be a stand-alone unit for your middle school general music class, or it can supplement activities centered around West African Music or Culture. It is the perfect addition for teachers who use Hal Leonard’s World Music Drumming program and can also be used outside the music classroom to add an extra element to a world geography curriculum. All articles are created explicitly for Middle School students and are written at a grade 6-8 reading level. Music literacy is not necessa
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6th - 7th
Also included in: MIDDLE SCHOOL GENERAL MUSIC Mega Bundle
Djembe Drum Unit
A great drumming unit for those who may have a classroom set of African drums, or for those who just want to learn more about the subject! You can use Djembe or Tubano Drums.INCLUDES:-Slideshow of Drumming Unit: Djembe drum facts, origin of instrument, various tones on the drum, rhythmic activities, rhythmic notation, and assessment-Quickstart Teacher Summary-Djembe Drum Rhythmic Notation- 7 rhythmic patterns using bass, tone, and slap-Assessment rubric: Tones/Hand Position, Rhythmic Accuracy/Te
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Music of Africa/African Music Presentation
THE MUSIC OF AFRICA / AFRICAN MUSIC POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONIncluded in this presentation:A map of AfricaA collection of African proverbs and an opportunity for the children to reflect on the meaning of each proverbThe D.R.U.M. code which is used to frame a group drumming experience- this is is a great moment to do some drumming with your kids.A link to my favorite global music website of all time "Playing for Change" 7 review questionsA special "thank you" in a multitude of languages This pre
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3rd - 11th
Profiles of Individuals and Events Contributing to African-America History
Inevitably, the question is posed, “Why should we study Black History?” – most Americans have scarcely enough knowledge of general United States History to be informed citizens; why spend four weeks a year emphasizing the contributions of African Americans?The simple answer is historical bias. Up until the 1960s, the vast majority of historians were old, affluent, white men. Their narratives emphasized the contributions of old, affluent white men, and the lack of diversity of perspective diminis
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Kente Cloth - The History & The Process
This lesson plan introduces the important history of kente cloth and explores the process of its creation through literacy and a study of Earth's natural resources. Discover the processes of making the thread, dying the thread, and who the people are working to create the beautiful and icon kente cloth. The lesson can be extended with an included video for your students to create their own colorful kente square which can be pieced together to make a classroom quilt.
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K - 3rd
The African History Bundle Set!
A teacher’s time is precious. Save yours today! This bundle of resources allows students to immerse themselves in the rich history of remarkable African cultures and civilizations. This curriculum is designed to captivate students with vibrant visuals, engaging text, and interactive activities that will bring these civilizations to life. Additionally, this bundle also includes an exciting silent bartering simulation that will allow students to experience the challenges and opportunities of West
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6th - 12th
Black History Month Bell Ringer Slide Presentation: Scientist Edition
Embark on a transformative journey of discovery with our Black History Month Bell Ringer Slide Presentation - Scientist Edition! Elevate your classroom experience throughout February as you delve into the remarkable contributions of black scientists and their impact on the world of science. This engaging resource is designed to captivate students, fostering an inclusive and enlightening atmosphere.Key Features:Scientist of the Day:Explore the life and accomplishments of a different black scienti
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6th - 9th
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MS-ESS2-2
, HS-LS3-2
HBCU Historically Black Colleges & Universities PREVIEW Slideshow Black History
Intrigue and introduce your students to the heritage of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, to include 10 Notable Alumni! Connect college, subject areas AND celebrities with this HBCU PREVIEW! Great for your classroom or building bulletin boards too!Includes 10 Notable Alumni (past and present)*Kamala Harris- 1st Woman Vice President (government)*Chadwick Boseman- Actor (arts, theater)*Dr. Martin Luther King- Activist (social justice)*Katherine Johnson- NASA (math, science)*Arsenio Ha
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9th - 12th
Tribes in Africa Webquest
This webquest is great for a two-day lesson! Students will travel around Africa to learn about four of the major tribes. Students will have vocabulary to define, videos to watch, and questions to answer.
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8th - 12th
Let's Explore the Continent of AFRICA PPT
WOW your students with LET’S EXPLORE AFRICA, the interactive PowerPoint that introduces them to the sights and sounds of Africa. They’ll love the 32 animated slides (plus image credits), 8 video and music clips, and 60+ amazing photographs; and you’ll love the comprehensive content. Each slide in Let’s Explore Africa contains multiple layers of text and photos, and it covers everything from ancient cultures and biomes to cities, landmarks, and languages. Check out this outline of the 32 slides i
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Let's Explore the SEVEN CONTINENTS PPT BUNDLE
South Africa Country Study- African Animals, Biomes, Nelson Mandela + more
A 35 page mini country study unit about South Africa, including biomes, animals, food chains, anatomy, Nelson Mandela and the apartheid system. Perfect as a home school country study resource.Including:- Country information- Ready to fill in fact file template- Nelson Mandela and the apartheid information- Nelson Mandela Biography template.- Animal measurement activity- The big 5 plus other African Animal fact files- Giraffe and Elephant anatomy- Food chain on the plains- Herbivores vs carnivore
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Homeschool
AP African American Studies Introduction Lesson on Historical Interpretations
Start day 2 of AP African American studies by discussing the process of writing history that leads to different historical interpretations of events. The Power Point uses screenshots from the AP Framework, students are asked to analyze documents, while determining historical facts. This lesson will help you focus on:How African American Studies enriches the study of early Africa and its relationship to communities of the African diaspora.Describe the features that characterize African American S
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11th - 12th
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Also included in: AP African American Studies Unit 1 Bundle
Eye on the Prize Discussion and Worksheet for Civil Rights Movement
Eyes on the Prize is an award-winning 14-hour television that covers all of the major events of the civil rights movement from 1954-1985. The series is accessible on Youtube, and this download includes a Power Point, two questions sheets, and video files explaining the assignment and the creator's thought process for teachers to expand on. Assignment has been used in American History and a course on Race in America.Grid Sheet: Can be used for students to compare Civil Rights Movement events such
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9th - 12th
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Black History Month-Person of the Day Slides w/videos! GOOGLE SLIDES
This Black History Month daily slide pack highlights the achievements of notable African Americans who have impacted history (past and present)! Each slide includes a link to a short video explaining each person's life story and achievements. ***This product can be paired with the black history bingo game.***
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PreK - 12th
Periodic Table of Black History (All 118 Elements)
This is a periodic table of black history. This one pulls from the past as well as the present. Many kids will stop and look if you make it something that they are interested in. Each person has their own bio and this is editable so you can add or remove as you see fit for your school environment. It comes with a Key for you to print.
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Not Grade Specific
Black History Month Slides - Quote of the Day - Morning Meetings
Slides with 33 quotes from famous African Americans to use during Morning Meetings or throughout the day
During the month of February, we celebrate African Americans who have led the way in their fields, causing change and promoting freedom and equality. This product includes 33 slides each with a different quote from African Americans in numerous fields. Some of the speakers will be familiar to students and some will probably be new names.
These could be used during Morning Meetings as di
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Not Grade Specific
Black History Month Biography Resources
Black History Month Biography Resources: SET 1 This resource is a hands-on way to learn about some of the most important individuals in our history! All included resources are provided in printable and digital versions. Differentiated to be a perfect resources for any grade level student! The individuals included in this set are:Martin Luther King, Jr.Harriet TubmanLangston HughesFrederick DouglassJackie RobinsonBarack ObamaRosa ParksGeorge Washington CarverBooker T. Washington This resource inc
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1st - 5th
African American Studies- Weeks 1-2
These PowerPoint slides are about the intro to African American Studies. It shows the migration from Africa, the spread of religion, and timelines into Slavery. A quick review of Primary, Secondary sources, and Map influences. Bonus Content includes Word Wall (and terms) activity, and instructions on the project at the end of the PPT. These are meant to be buildable products, this PPT includes main points and topics.
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9th - 12th
African Americans in the 1800s
This is an easy-to-use list, premade for your students to choose an influential African American to use for their project!Many African Americans shaped our history, especially in the 1800s. For this Google Slideshow, you are to select one of the following people and include the information in your poster:1. Title: Name of the Person you are researching2. When were they born and when did they die?3. What are they known for in history?4. How did their accomplishments shape our future? or How would
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: African Americans in the United States in the 1800s Bundle Deal
South Africa! Early Humans -The San (Includes Cave Art Craft)
The San people, the first South Africans, are thought to be some of the oldest people in the world. The San left behind skeleton fossils and a huge number of cave drawings, referred to as rock art. Rock art found on the walls of the caves in the Drakensberg Mountains tell us stories about the way the San lived and what was important to them. This lesson is a fascinating look at our earliest ancestors and includes a fun, easy-to-make art project allowing students to make their own authentic ro
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1st - 6th
Also included in: South Africa! The BIG Bundle Grades 3 to 5—Crafts, Lessons & Activities
Kenya Research And Introduction,People,Culture,Wildlife,Political.
Are you looking forward to visit Kenya?or have you been to kenya? teachers and students let us learn more about this East African country way of life, politics, cultures, traditions, wildlife,beaches and many more tourists attraction.
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Not Grade Specific
Juneteenth Choice Board | Juneteenth Videos and Song | Juneteenth Activities
Digital Video Choice BoardIncludes 8 educational Juneteenth videos for kids1 POWERPOINT SLIDE INCLUDED
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Not Grade Specific
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