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African history scripts for parents
Anansi and the Sky God's Stories: An African Folktale (Script-Story)
Anansi, the world's original spider man, is one of folklore's greatest tricksters! Originating with the Ashanti people of Ghana, Africa, this story tells of one of Anansi's greatest feats: winning stories from Nyame the Sky God. He does so by defeating four fearsome creatures: Mmboro the hornet swarm, Osebo the leopard, Onini the python, and Mmoatia the fairy. With the help of his cunning wife, Aso, Anansi uses his spider skills to win the Sky God's stories for the humans of earth!This 12-page d
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Also included in: Hero Tales from World Mythology Bundle
Ancient Africa Unit
Unit Includes:
*All Files can be accessed from a Mac or Windows computer*
Lesson 1- Development of African Civilizations
Keynote/PowerPoint- (28 Slides)
Teacher Script for Keynote- (7 Pages)
Student Outline for Keynote
Lesson 2- Kingdoms and States of Africa
Keynote/PowerPoint- (25 Slides)
Teacher Script for Keynote- (8 Pages)
Student Outline for Keynote
Lesson 3- African Society and Culture
Keynote/PowerPoint- (21 Slides)
Teacher Script for Keynote- (9 Pages)
Student Outline for Keynote
Un
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: World History Bundle
The Triangle Trade and The Middle Atlantic Passage
Offer your students a visual introduction to the slave trading that took place for nearly 300 years between Europe, Africa and the Americas. This slide show on “The Triangle Trade and the Middle Passage” has dramatic illustrations and is accompanied by 8 pages of detailed notes with over 90 facts that you can use to narrate the 22-slide presentation. Areas covered by the slide show include:Atlantic trade routesCapturing and selling African slavesConditions and death on slave shipsSlave auctionsW
Grades:
5th - 9th
MOROCCO 193 Little Adventures Pack - Printable culture packs for curious kids
Let's visit MOROCCO - DIGITAL DOWNLOADThe Montessori-inspired pack of printables will help you teach your child about the world in a fun, yet educational way.Here at 193 Little Adventures, we believe that teaching children about the world, different cultures, religions, food and traditions will help them to be more curious and more accepting of people who are different to themselves. Join Hana and Diego as you travel around MOROCCO. Discover the Hassan Tower of Rabat and learn some local saying
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Grades:
K - 3rd
What did the Ancient Egyptians believe? Class Assembly Script
This comprehensive script delves into the rich tapestry of beliefs held by one of history’s most fascinating civilizations. Students will explore the pantheon of gods and goddesses, the significance of the afterlife, and the rituals and symbols that permeated daily Egyptian life.Key features of this resource include:Educational Script: A meticulously crafted script that combines educational content with theatrical storytelling, allowing students to engage with the material in a memorable way.Cha
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3rd - 7th
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Our Dark Past - A Black History Text
Our Dark Past is a Black History reference, designed with young people in mind. As an educator, I see the need for a Black History text that is both comprehensive and concise. This text starts with the foundations of slavery, highlights Black innovators and finishes with modern day role models like Robert F. Smith and Vice President Kamala Harris. I have included facts about pioneers like Fannie Lou Hamer, Alvin Ailey, the Buffalo Soldiers and the 'Hidden Figures' of NASA.
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Not Grade Specific
Ancestry & Black Americans, a resource companion for " Born on the Water" book
This is a companion resource guide intended to be used with the book "The 1619 project, Born on the Water" by Nikole Hannah-Jones and Renee Watson.After reading this book to my children, I wanted to make sure they understood a few key elements in the story. Such as, what is ancestry? What does it mean to create a family tree? What is genealogy? What is a legacy? What does it mean to leave a legacy? So I created a companion resource to go along with this book. I wanted my children to be proud of
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Homeschool
Anansi and the Pot of Beans Play Script for Young Actors
Looking for the perfect play for your large cast? "Anansi and the Pot of Beans" tells the tale of Anansi, the trickster spider, and how spiders lost all of their hair! A sweet reader's theatre style production that can be acted out by your young actors or even turned into a puppet show! Opportunities for music to be added to make it a wonderful themed evening of African inspired performances!
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1st - 5th
Kwanzaa Principles Activities BUNDLE
The 'Kwanzaa Principles Activities' is a thoughtfully curated resource, specifically designed for celebrating Kwanzaa and African American Heritage Week. This bundle stands out as an exemplary blend of cultural education and creative enjoyment, crafted to enrich understanding and appreciation of Kwanzaa's rich traditions and values. It's an ideal choice for educators and parents looking to engage students and children in a vibrant, interactive way, making the celebration of Kwanzaa both educatio
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Black History Month
Show your support and celebrate Black History Month with our exclusive collection! Each design honors the rich heritage, achievements, and contributions of Black individuals throughout history. Made with premium quality materials and available in a variety of sizes, only stylish but also a meaningful way to stand in solidarity and promote equality. Wear your pride and make a statement this Black History Month!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Readers Theater Activity in Rhyme | The Kingdoms of Egypt and Kush
This interactive reading activity fully covers your content in rhyme. Students read together in small groups to increase success in fluency, reading achievement, and comprehension when reading about the Kingdoms of Egypt and Kush. KEY TERMS, PEOPLE, AND PLACES in this product are pharaohs, Middle Kingdom, Thebes, Nubia, Syria, Valley of Kings, Hyksos, Prince Ahmose, New Kingdom, Queen Hatshepsut, Arabia, East Africa, Nile River, Phoenicians, Asia, Thutmose III, Mesopotamian, Amenhotep IV, Nefer
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5th - 8th
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Kindergarten Maps, Globes, & Continents
This culturally representative product is designed to introduce the concept or maps, globes, and continents to your kindergartner. This unit was developed to give students a greater sense of self and affirm their identities beyond the traditional Eurocentric social studies curriculum. Your students will love learning about the TRUE size of each of the continents and the difference between a map and a globe. In an effort to grow 21st century leaders, this resource also comes with a bonus lesson o
Grades:
PreK - 1st
African Kings and Queens Coloring Book
The African Kings & Queens Coloring Book provides young learners the opportunity to learn about African Kings and Queens in addition to developing their writing and coloring skills. Each page has a letter practice component and picture for students to color. Pages also include a quick statement of the Kings and Queens so they are learning too!
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PreK - 2nd
Ancient Africa Activities Bundle
This reading activity is written in rhyme.Students read in small groups, one at a time. Divide your class into groups to start.Students then select a part. After they read, choose a few volunteersTo perform a piece for everyone’s eyes and ears. Fluency improves, and students connect with text.A lively discussion can take place next. Topics include the diverse land of Africa, Africa as the birthplace of humanity, and ancient civilizations including Egypt, Kush, Meroe, and Axum. This material is
Grades:
7th - 10th
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West African Kingdoms, Readers Theater | Rhyming
This reader's theater is written in rhyme.Students read in small groups, one at a time. Divide your class into groups to start.Students then select a part. After they read, choose a few volunteersTo perform a piece for everyone’s eyes and ears. Fluency improves, and students have fun with text.A lively discussion can take place next. Topics include the West African civilizations Ghana, Mali, Songhai, Senegambia and the Akan states, and Benin. This material is adapted from the Prentice Hall textb
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Ancient Africa Activities Bundle
A black historical month and the most famous things said about it .
Black History Month is a designated period, observed annually in February in the United States and Canada, dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the contributions, achievements, and history of African Americans. For children, the study of history, particularly during Black History Month, holds immense importance in fostering a well-rounded and inclusive education. Here are some reasons why studying Black history is crucial for children:Cultural Awareness and Diversity: Learning about Black hi
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Not Grade Specific
Mansa Musa Skit
Experience the grandeur and generosity of one of history's most extraordinary journeys in "Mansa Musa's Golden Pilgrimage." This engaging skit brings to life the legendary pilgrimage of Mansa Musa, the 14th-century ruler of the Mali Empire, to Mecca. Set against a vivid desert backdrop, the script captures the essence of Mansa Musa's journey - a voyage that transcends mere travel and becomes a symbol of cultural exchange, spiritual growth, and unprecedented generosity.
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6th - 9th
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The Civil Rights Monologues, A Civil Rights Play, Middle & H.S.
Drama! Comedy! Tragedy! Great for Black History Month, or any other month! Are you sick of the same tired old Black History Month programs? Here's a modern play for high school that's guaranteed to hold your audience's interest! Appropriate for grades 7-12Highlighting the story of the Civil Rights movement from the perspectives of the people who lived it, The Civil Rights Monologues gives a 360° view of the movement and the marches in Birmingham, Alabama. This edgy play for high school and mi
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8th - 10th, Higher Education
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Black History Month Dr Martin Luther King Jr Activities Coloring Pages and Books
Immerse yourself in a celebration of culture, resilience, and inspiring quotes with our exclusive Black History Month Coloring Pages. This unique collection combines intricate patterns with powerful quotes, creating a dynamic and engaging coloring experience. Each page features meaningful quotes from influential figures in Black history, providing both artistic expression and a connection to the rich tapestry of African American heritage. Explore and color quotes that encapsulate the wisdom, cou
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Not Grade Specific
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Griots Skit
Dive into the captivating world of West African heritage with "The Griot's Echo: A Symphony of Histories," an immersive skit set in a vibrant 15th-century marketplace. This narrative marvel brings to life the rich oral traditions of a West African kingdom, showcasing the pivotal role of the griot - a revered storyteller and keeper of history. The skit intricately weaves tales of legendary warriors, epic battles, and ancestral wisdom, brought to life through the melodious strings of a kora. Witne
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6th - 9th
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Letter to Parents Biography Project
This letter to parents can be adapted for a biography project. This was sent home to parents to provide information about the project and inviting them to see the students in action. This document is adaptable as you can just change the location and time of event.
Grades:
1st - 4th
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West African Culture, Reader's Theater | Rhyming
This reader's theater is written in rhyme.Students read in small groups, one at a time. Divide your class into groups to start.Students then select a part. After they read, choose a few volunteersTo perform a piece for everyone’s eyes and ears. Fluency improves, and students connect with text.A lively discussion can take place next. Topics include West African village life, religion, art, music, and literature. This material is adapted from the Prentice Hall textbook, “African American History”
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Ancient Africa Activities Bundle
Reader's Theater GEORGE CRUM - Potato Chip Inventor - BLACK HISTORY
If you are searching for a way to get your students to enjoy reading, become more expressive, read aloud with confidence, become more fluent…then let the magic begin!! I have found using Reader’s Theater with large and small groups really helps my students strengthen their reading and language arts skills! My class CHEERS every time I tell them we are going to do Reader’s Theater!! This technique makes reading come alive for your students and can really develop classroom full of confident reader
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2nd - 8th
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Reader's Theater: The Flying Lion
Reader's Theater: The Flying Lion
This is a highly engaging script retelling a South African folk tale that is perfect for a diverse group of readers. There are parts ranging from DRA 20 to 60. Have your students work on their fluency, expression, and comprehension with this fast paced and animated story!
Included:
Character list with approximate DRA reading levels
1 Master Script
7 Individual Scripts with parts high lighted
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Black History Month: Interviews
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3rd - 7th
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