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This module for
students in
grades 3-5 complements
The Field Museum exhibit, Africa.
Students will learn about the diverse cultures and lifestyles of various
ethnic groups through stories told by young Africans in present-day Senegal,
Nigeria, and Mali. The module focuses on the politics, economics, history,
geography, and social systems of these three West African countries. All
activities link to the Illinois
Learning Standards.
Read the Module Teaching Guide
here.
The module A
Field Trip to West Africa was created with the participation of Chapurukha
Makokha Kusimba, Associate Curator, African Archaeology and Ethnology;
Elizabeth Babcock, Director of Teacher and Student Programs; and Monica
Garcia, Administrator of Teacher Programs of The
Field Museum, Chicago; Michael Beck, Linda
Comminos, Peter
Grafner, Valerie Hardy and Kathy Van Leishout of
the Chicago Public
Schools; Tammy Haggerty-Jones, Strassburg Elementary School, Sauk
Village, Illinois; Ralph A. Austen, Professor of History and Director,
The Committee
on African and African-American Studies; Julia
Borst Brazas, Director of the Chicago
WebDocent Project; Erik Brodnax, Department
of History, The Committee on African and African-American Studies; and
Christie Thomas, Assistant Director, eCUIP
Digital Library, University
of Chicago.
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This resource is made possible by support from the
Chicago Public Schools | University of Chicago Internet Project
(CUIP)
The
U.S.A. Education Charitable Trust/Chicago Education Trust Fund
and The
Field Museum,
Chicago
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