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1. Let's Travel Through Africa! Going to Africa on the WWW!! Find out about the many interesting countries, lands, animals, and peoples of Africa is this collection of lesson ideas, lapboo...
2. Turkana Tribe of Northern Kenya Turkana women are distinctive with their multiple strands of colored beads around their necks and the men, covered only with blankets, stand tall with their...
3. Juba, South Sudan in Photos If South Sudan can learn from the mistakes of other developing nations, it stands the chance of being a pearl in the heart of Africa. Emerging from decades...
4. Kakuma Refugee Camp - Safe Haven or Human Warehousing? Refugee camps are erected to keep people safe in times of war, inter-tribal hostilities, drought and famine. After two weeks training mental health counselo...
5. Western Africa Lesson Plan This is week 2 of a 4 week hands-on unit study on Africa. Act out an Ashanti tale, dramatize the historic gold and salt trades centered in Ghana, mold Ashanti...
6. East and South Africa Lesson Plan This is week 4 of a 4 week hands-on unit study on Africa. Enjoy an Ethiopian-style feast, create Zulu shields, make Masai necklaces and attempt Masai-style spear...
7. North Africa Lesson Plan This is week 1 of a 4 week hands-on unit study on Africa. This week's focus is North Africa. Dramatize the mummification process, carve clay cartouches, eat...
8. Ancient Civilizations Lesson Ideas One of my favorite time periods of history to study is the ancient civilizations. Since we will be starting the cycle of history back to the beginnings of history...
9. Would You Trade Your Daughter for a Cow? The very idea seems absurd, but for desperate families in parts of rural Africa, it's an all too common answer to a present-day economic problem. Thus, when...
10. Traditional weddings, love, marriage and family arrangements in the Africa still in place For people living outside the African continent is difficult to understand the love marriage traditions in local culture and how much old marriage traditions...
11. ★ Best GAP YEAR Websites | Travel Opportunities | Volunteering | Work Placements ★ I've done lots of research for my future gap year, so i thought i'd share the best websites I've found, and I hope that they help and inspire you. The list...
12. Jane Goodall; The Woman Who Redefined Man: Biography "You can do anything you set your mind to", such is the phrase that every child hears growing up from teachers and parents. Yet how many of us truly live up...
13. Adorable Meerkats! Meerkats are adorable mammals in the mongoose family. The mongoose family consists of small, cat-like animals such as the Marsh Mongoose, the Flat-Headed Kusimanse,...
14. The Best Crocodile is the Cooked Crocodile -- Crocodile Tears Including The crocodile tears are for the pleasure of eating. Crocodiles have tears in their eyes after they have a good meal out of a prey they kill -- but observation...
15. Places to visit in South Africa Complete guide about South Africa! Tips for the travellers to South Africa! Places to visit in South Africa. Things to do in South Africa. South africa is...
16. What should a deploying soldier or civilian bring? Whether you are going downrange as a member of the military or a civilian contractor, you should know by now that what you decide to pack (and the corollary...
17. The Lucky African Rock Python Living in Botswana The Naughty African Rock Python is not really my pet. We only met on my friend Simion's farm in Botswana where he frequvently interferes with the small lifestock....
18. Wisdom from Africa: African Proverbs and Quotes Proverbs and sayings are found in almost every culture in the world. In honor of Black History month I decided to dedicate this lens to African proverbs. There...
19. *I Miss You* in Different Languages Missing the person you truly love is painful. Be it your life partner, a family member or your best friend - open up your heart and express your feelings. The...
20. One Hundred Years Ago One Hundred Years isn't very long ago in the scheme of things, in fact for many of us, it was the time when our Great Grandparents or even Grandparents were...