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Welcome to AFRICA:
One Continent. Many Worlds.
This series of classroom ideas is designed to help young people develop an appreciation and respect for African peoples, their communities through out the world, and the natural riches of the African continent.
The activities are written for teachers and are designed to be adaptable for grades K-12. After a preliminary review of the activities, teachers can modify their approach or chosen language as appropriate to their students grade level.
Teachers are encouraged to branch out beyond the suggested activities, to engage in class discussion, writing or observation, depending on the method of learning most suitable for the students involved.
When possible, students should be encouraged to visit the AFRICA: One Continent. Many Worlds. web site, and if the opportunity presents itself, to visit the traveling exhibit.
Classroom Ideas are organized by subject and can be reviewed by selecting a topic from the menu on the left.
Links
to specific classroom ideas are also provided from related presentations
within the on-line presentation. Just look for this icon.
We hope your visit to the "AFRICA: One Continent. Many Worlds." web site is enriching and that you find these tools useful in bringing that experience to the classroom.
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Classroom ideas were contibuted by the Bowers Museum of Cultural Art, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County and the Field Museum of Natural History. |