MrDonn.org  

Home >  Africa for Kids  >  Africa for Teachers - Ghana, Mali, Songhay and more





Lesson Plans
African Kingdoms for Teachers 

 

 

 




Ghana

Anansi the Spider

The Salt Mines of the Sahara

Ghana Corners the Gold Market

Ghana Scavenger Hunt

Ghana and Mali - Unit (CA)

Adinkra Cloth (Ghana, by kids)

Adinkra Wall Cloth (Ghana, lessons)

Ghana

Ancient Ghana - Slave Trade

Ghana (background, customs) 

Ghana and Mali (lessons)

Mali

Lesson Plan - The Mali Movie!

Muslim Merchants Flock to Mali

Ghana and Mali - Unit (CA)

The Lion King of Mali (Horace Mann Middle)

The Achievements and Challenges of Mali

Road to Timbuktu

Location of Mecca

Islam - World Map and the Five Pillars (Teachers Edition)

Islam

History Mystery Game

Songhay

Kingdom of Songhay (lessons) 

Kush

The Lion's Whisker

Which is it? Kingdom of Kush or Kingdom of Nubia?

Black Kingdoms of the Nile - Nubia (PBS)

African Empires and Trading States

Rediscovery of Nubia

Kush's Neighbor: Ancient Egypt 

The Great Zimbabwe

Great Zimbabwe

Great Zimbabwe - classroom plays about daily life

Great Zimbabwe

The Achievements and Challenges of Zimbabwe

Great Zimbabwe - yesterday and today (lessons)

And More!

Slave Kingdoms

African Slave Trade lesson (early elementary)

African Slave Trade Lessons

Ancient African Kingdoms (lesson, webquest)

African Kingdoms and Empires

Chapter Five: West Africa

Early Africa (Bennet)  

African Empires & Trading States Lesson Plan

African Trade Lesson Plan

Ancient Africa (with map)

African Culture Before European Contact Lesson Plan

Ancient African Kingdoms (lessons and links)

Early African Kingdoms

African Kings & Queens UNIT

African Civilizations

Ancient Africa lesson ideas and review questions

West African Civilizations during the Middle Ages (lesson)

One Continent, Many Worlds - Classroom Ideas

Your World, My World 

 

Free Ancient Africa Presentations in PowerPoint format 


 To reach Africa for Kids, click on Anansi

  









All Rights Reserved

 

Counter start date January 2006    
Have a great year!