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Primary

sources

Oral histories

Guest speaker

Ancestor worship,
spirituality,
sacredness

Oracles

Fiction

Things Fall Apart by


Chinua Achebe

Storytelling

Nigerian festivals

Non-fiction

Current events

Incorporate context
clues and main idea

Cultural norms

Fables
Folktales/ folklore

Anansi the spider

Change

Influence of
European
society

Proverbs

Religion

Literature

Melanie studied
abroad in West
Africa; she has
clothing I could
borrow

Dress

Government

How history is
communicated

Tension between past


and present, modern
and traditional

Compare/contrast
with US government

Music

African Rhythms
performance group

History
Past

Power

Traditions

Cooking involves
fractions
(connection to math)

Food

Compare and
contrast with
proverbs of
Benjamin Franklin

Imperialism

Make a
Nigerian dish

Complexity

How can we learn


about another
culture?

Present

Art

Study Nigerian art


Influence of art on
Nigerian culture

Artifacts

Influence

Nigeria
Point of view

Multiple
perspectives

Taking on another
perspective

Geography

Culture

Philadelphia
Museum of Art

Students make
their own art

What they produce


for themselves vs.
what they produce
for other people

Head sculptures

"World of Art" lesson


with focus on West
Africa/Nigeria

Masks

Global
citizenship

Awareness

Virtual field trip

Fraction
connection

Quilts

Appreciation

Explore teacher
resource center

Why is it important
to learn about
other cultures?

Influences of
culture?

Beadwork

Diversity

Acceptance

What can we
learn about
other
cultures?

Dress

Identity

Influences of
culture on
identity

Religion

How cultures differ


from each other

Traditions

Horizons unit: "What


makes
communities
different?"

History
Wildlife
Government
Map-making

How are we alike?


How are we different?
Cultures share
common features
while retaining
unique qualities

Plants
Daily life

Geography
Animals

Effect of climate on...

Language
Role/use of
animals in the
culture?

Climate

Geography

Food

Map of Africa
Food

Uses of resources
Norms

Map-making
Resources

What do they
produce?

Dress

Types of resources

Availability of resources

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