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Lessons for Ancient & Medieval Africa

Lesson Plans for African Fables, Stories, Folktales, and Proverbs

Lesson Plans for African Art & Masks

Free Africa Presentations in PowerPoint format  

Incredibly Successful Student Productions (Free Play for the Classroom)

Africa: It's Not a Country (incredible!)  

Taking Africa to the Classroom

Lesson Plans for Specific African Countries

Western Africa/Egypt teachers guide (kids pages)

A Cry for Help - Nigeria 

Africa UNITS

Africa - South of the Sahara (Stanford.edu)

Core Knowledge: Africa Units   

K-5 School Discovery: Stories from Africa  

African Unit Plan (lesson) 

African Folktales 

African Songs, Chants, and Games 

Zimbawee lesson ideas  

Safari Scope 

7 Natural Wonders of Africa

Navigating the Niger (coe)

Navigating the Niger (ng) 

How's the Weather in Africa? 

Topography in Africa 

Africa Geography Tutor (Free) 

Many lessons (Yale Ed)

The Amistad Case

Ancient Egypt

The Story of Africa

Complete Books for Teachers freely online: 
Ancient and Medieval Africa - Lesson Plans 
Africa - Fun Projects 
Sub-Sahara Africa - Internet Based Activities 
Africa’s Slaves- The Transatlantic and East African Slave Trades?


WebQuests

Journey into Ancient Africa (webquest, middle school)

Kids Africa - My name is Anansi.

Imperialism in Africa (HS)

 

 


Lesson Ideas

  1. Define matrilineal and patrilineal descent. Research African societies in which each is the basis for inheritance. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each form of descent as it relates to the increase of nationalism.

  2. Explain why anyone trying to describe a "typical" African or African village will find it very hard to do with any accuracy. 

  3. Discuss how a country might develop a high standard of living and prosper even though it has few natural resources.

 

 

Free Presentations in PowerPoint format

 Free Clip Art


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