African American History Crafts For Kids
Posted on Sunday, August 17th, 2008 at 9:24 pm
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African-American Crafts Kids Can Do! $21.47 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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African Crafts by Garner, Lynne Edition ILL, 0 $18.99 From spectacular clothing and masks to pottery and music of Ghana and West Africa, this guide inspires children to try these easy-to-make crafts for themselves. A great way to connect children to their African roots or expose them to new cultures around the world, this fully illustrated guide features step-by-step instructions and contemporary color photos that teach kids how to make their own creations. Projects include how to design and wear Adinkra block-printed clothing, coil and decorate unique pottery, create masks for special occasions, craft and play musical instruments, and weave decorative Kente cloth. It includes a brief history of Ghana and West Africa and the traditions and history behind each craft, how they are made and used today, and their importance in West African society. A resource section listing books, Web sites, and museums for further exploration rounds out this fascinating reference. |
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Bathing Doll – African American $16.92 These adorable babies are perfect bath time friends! Soft African American bathing doll has a head that articulates realistic movements. Ideal for water play. |
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Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History by Edition , 0 $14.49 Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History. |
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Extended African American Family $16.99 Welcome new friends to the neighborhood and get ready for an invitation to lots of imaginative role-play. Our exclusive African-American Extended Family includes parents grandparents children and a pet. They’re all moved in and set to help teach children ethnic and cultural diversity. Ages 3 years and up. |
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African-American Grandparents with Dog $6.59 Say hello to these new friendly faces and get set for lots of imaginative role-play. Our exclusive African-American Grandparents and their lively pooch are now part of our Pretend Play People team and ready to join your block play dramatic play community or cultural area today. They’re truly exceptional for helping teach children ethnic and cultural diversity. Ages 3 years and up. |
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African American Girl & Boy Puppet Pair $17.27 Guaranteed to be a classroom favorite these adorable African-American puppets are soft lovable and dressed in bright fun outfits. |
