Here’s how to make Nigerian jollof rice. You only need rice, tomato stew, and seasonings to savor Nigeria’s party rice at home! Best enjoyed with chicken.
During a recent African unit, my kids and I made Kente "cloths." Here's how we did it.
Spring is here and summer is right around the corner so many of us are looking for fresh, healthy meal options to help us feel lighter and more energized. Here are some African salads to try out this spring and summer, along with their country of origin.
Africa Can you possibly study Africa without watching Lion King? Well, I guess you could, but it sure wouldn't be as fun! Histo...
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The estate of art scholar and collector Eli Leon donated nearly 3,000 quilts to the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
These traditional African crafts for kids teach us about the rich and colorful heritage of the African continent! Play games, create art and have fun!
Have you ever wanted to go on safari and experience the most spectacular skies? Africa's safari sunsets are incomparable! With a horizon stretched endlessly as far as the eye can see, the sky's breathtaking hues look like they're about to catch fire. Want to make your own beautiful African safari sunset? This sunset shadow tracing art is super easy and comes out beautifully every time. The perfect activity for your little ones for some pretend play and a quick geography lesson! Materials Needed: Color Paper Scissors Marker Glue Step 1 Grab your orange-colored paper and set it aside. Then, carefully rip a long, lengthwise piece from your black paper with your hands to create a mountain horizon. Glue it to the bottom of your paper. Step 2 Repeat step 2 with the yellow colored paper. Glue that piece to the top of your orange background to create the top of your sky. Then, rip two thinner pieces and glue them just below with small gaps between. Step 3 Use your black colored paper cut out some animal and tree shapes to finish your African sunset! Glue them to the backdrop. Complete your project by drawing in a few bushes, grass, and trees with your marker!
A slow braised Italian style pot roast in a tasty tomato sauce.
First graders watched a short video about African culture and what it is like for a child to grow up in Africa. They learned a...
I have actually decided to try and teach some music this year at our school. We are concentrating on folk music from around the world. I received help from that ladies at the 4Real Forum. They directed me to this amazing site: Putumayo World Music. This site, and our well stocked local library is all I will need for the entire school year. Our first stop on the globe is Africa. We have been having a wonderful time learning about music from all over this large continent. I also wanted to add musical instruments to our studies, but everything out there is soooo expensive, so I decided to make some ankle bells for the kids to enjoy from our trip to Africa. I found a single string of bells online for $20.00, but for $4.00 and one hour of time I made a strand of bells for each of the little learners. Wal-mart had everything I needed. I bought Christmas jingle bells, fringed edging, and red rick-rack I strung the bells onto the fringe, folded it over and pinned it. Then it was quite easy to sew this into place. I moved my needle over to the left to make room for the bells as I sewed. Lastly, I sewed on the rick-rack. This added color and provided the ties for the bells. Here is the finished, blurry, product. Children DO NOT stand still while wearing these, as you can see in the video below.
The kids loved making their own pet turtle out of paper plates, crepe paper, and construction paper at Here Wee Grow Childcare amp Preschool in Menifee, California!The letter of the week was, T
Your children will enjoy process art with animal tracks! For one of our last activities we did in our "not-alike" unit, we had fun painting with animal tracks... If your children love process art and pretend play with animals, they are sure to love this! Preparing
In the heart of the Côte d’Azur, you will find the Principality of Monaco. Although it geographically belongs to this famous French region, it is actually an independent state. Monaco is considered one of the most luxurious places in the…
Things to do in Cefalu, Sicily Cefalu, Sicily, is a small city with a beautiful old center and romantic streets full of character. It’s known for its
The Savannah Grasslands of Africa was such a fun biome to "study" with my seven year-old daughter. She came up with the idea of making a bunch of animals from this particular area of the world, and I
Create and make your own African magazine beads! Gather your old magazines and recycle them into cool beads that your kids can make!
Even if you're not a fan of snake you'll have to admit this accordion paper snake craft is just adorable! A easy craft project for you to do with your kids and a great start to
These traditional African crafts for kids teach us about the rich and colorful heritage of the African continent! Play games, create art and have fun!