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From West Africa to West Philadelphia
African people
,
cross-cultural understanding
,
cultural and historical backgrounds
,
discover and explore
,
dismantle stigmas and stereotypes
,
English Language Arts
,
oral storytelling
,
Overbrook neighborhoods of West Philadelphia
,
storytelling
,
written storytelling
,
African American History
,
American History
,
elementary school
,
human experience
,
quilt
,
Quilt Lore
,
quilting
,
stories and designs
,
broader historical narratives
,
folk lore
,
folk lorists
,
local resources
,
make history relevant
,
Reading
,
stories of elders
,
aesthetic values
,
African
,
African American
,
Black Atlantic
,
connect to Africa
,
cultural expression
,
dance
,
Food
,
interlinked groups
,
language
,
Music
,
pride
,
shared African background
,
shared awareness
,
attitudes towards young and old people
,
celebrations
,
community culture
,
evaluate
,
folktales
,
games
,
heroes
,
interactional routines
,
language arts
,
language of origin
,
local settings
,
problem solving
,
relating to life
,
retelling
,
social studies
,
Technology
,
values
,
African immigrants in Philadelphia
,
English
,
ethnography
,
historical research
,
historiography
,
learn content through oral history
,
learning history
,
love of history
,
love of learning
,
oral history project
,
story time
,
African Diaspora
,
African folktales
,
anthropology
,
ESOL
,
hip-hop
,
legacy
,
Middle Passage
,
rap
,
trickster stories
,
West African storytellers
,
African American culture
,
High School
,
African Americans
,
Africans
,
West Philadelphia
Philadelphia and the Immigrant Experience
building community
,
Critical thinking
,
Culture
,
English
,
group work
,
immigration process
,
interdisciplinary skills
,
Latino
,
Latinos in Philadelphia
,
Puerto Rico
,
social studies
,
stereotypes
,
World Language
,
Algebra 2
,
analyze
,
central tendency
,
charts
,
Data
,
flux of immigrants
,
history of immigration
,
predictions
,
rates of immigration
,
samples of population
,
sampling method
,
Statistics
,
9th grade
,
African
,
Daniel Pastorious
,
Dutch trading company
,
English 1
,
Germantown
,
Irish
,
Italian
,
Philadelphia
,
clothing trade in Africa
,
commerce
,
commercial influence
,
cultural imperialism
,
data analysis
,
History
,
migration
,
personal narrative
,
worker migration
,
Africa
,
Afro-American
,
civil unrest
,
economic migrants
,
economics
,
nationality
,
political opinion
,
political unrest
,
race
,
refugee
,
religion
,
American History
,
cultural opposition
,
Europe to Philadelphia
,
Golden Door
,
immigrant experience in Philadelphia
,
immigrants
,
immigrants journey
,
Lazaretto
,
Caribbean
,
Central America
,
Hispanic presence
,
immigration
,
lectura
,
Level Two Spanish
,
Mexico
,
South America
,
Spanish
,
19th Century Immigration
,
advertisements
,
Graphs
,
industrial city
,
Lazaretto Quarantine Station
,
national trends
,
photographs
,
political cartoons
,
ship manifests
,
stereotyping
,
apprentice
,
apprenticeships
,
bound labor
,
Colonial Philadelphia
,
indentured servants
,
redemptioners
,
servitude
,
workforce
,
African Diaspora
,
cultural traditions
,
journey
,
languages
,
Liberia
,
memoirs
,
migrants
,
migratory experiences
,
oral history
,
Senegal
,
Sierra Leone
,
social traditions
,
trasnformation
,
tribes
,
world history
Teaching Science with Science Fiction
Civil War
,
fiction
,
History
,
invention
,
ironclad ships
,
Monitor and Merrimac
,
naval warfare
,
science fiction
,
secret weapon
,
submarine
,
aeronautics
,
air machines
,
Dirigibles
,
fantasy
,
Hindenburg
,
hot air balloon
,
Math
,
Philadelphia Zoo
,
Science
,
social studies
,
weather
,
Wizard of Oz
,
writing
,
Beyond This Horizon
,
Brave New World
,
creativity
,
Critical thinking
,
Gattaca
,
genetics
,
Media
,
biological sciences
,
Biology
,
Blood Child
,
environment
,
governmental structures
,
I
,
robot
,
societal structures
,
Technology
,
broaden vocabulary
,
literacy and inquiry
,
oral language
,
Reading
,
real world experience
,
Scientific inquiry
,
scientific reasoning
,
American History
,
Bloodchild
,
Humanities
,
interdisciplinary
,
possible world
,
world history
,
English
,
literacy
,
neuropsychology
,
technological advances
,
Cold War
,
cold war culture
,
cold war politics
,
cold war technology
,
conformity
,
control
,
destruction through the lens of science fiction
,
fear
,
films
,
novels
,
themes of alientation
,
atomic structure
,
audiovisual
,
chemical reactions
,
Chemistry
,
energy
,
flow of energy
,
matter
,
printed
,
art critique
,
career
,
conservation quests
,
cross-curricular
,
cryptozoology
,
film interpretation
,
Middle School
,
scientific process
,
vocabulary builders
,
Yeti
The Aesthetics of Hip Hop
African American painters
,
break dancing
,
Bronx
,
expressive performance
,
fashion
,
hip hop life style
,
hip-hop
,
Jamaica
,
Jean-Michel Basquiat
,
Keith Haring
,
Kingston
,
listening
,
rap music
,
rhyming
,
speaking
,
Visual Art
,
visual graffiti
,
writing
,
youth culture
,
contemporary era
,
English
,
Hip-Hop Rap poets
,
inquiry-based project
,
poetry
,
Second Generation English Romantic poets
,
analyze and critique
,
comparative analysis
,
Critical thinking
,
Ghana
,
importance of music
,
movies
,
past traditions
,
primary source documents
,
sankofa
,
Technology
,
Twi language
,
12th grade
,
acting
,
analyze
,
drama class
,
educational websites
,
graphic organizers
,
Harlem
,
Harlem Renaissance
,
Hughes
,
interpret
,
Langston Hughes
,
perform the production
,
power point presentations
,
public speaking
,
read
,
short stories
,
themes of poems
,
themes of short stories
,
videos
,
4th Grade
,
5th grade
,
display
,
dissecting lyrics
,
figurative language
,
listening skills
,
meaning and awareness
,
meaningful learning
,
perform
,
vocabulary
,
writing poetry
,
African American
,
African-based American art form
,
city students
,
comments on current events
,
enjoy
,
literary devices
,
literary skills
,
literary styles
,
rap tells stories
,
relevant to student life
,
tells stories
,
trace themes
,
commercial and community
,
hip-hop lyrics
,
media literacy
,
non-print media
,
persuasion
,
persuasive digital stories
,
persuasive techniques
,
persuasive writing
,
Reading
,
social studies
,
traditional literacy
The Public Health Issues of Child Obesity
childhood obesity
,
eating behaviors
,
exercise programs
,
growth patterns
,
obesity
,
obesity prevention
,
physical activity
,
weight control
,
5th grade
,
alternative eating
,
Health
,
journals
,
nutrition
,
population-based intervention
,
public health
,
recipes
,
Science
,
Standard American Diet
,
vegetarianism
,
analyze
,
charts
,
choose good foods
,
classify foods
,
elementary school
,
food pyramid
,
healthy bodies
,
Literature
,
need
,
nutritional games
,
want
,
worksheets
,
writing
,
Body Mass Index
,
children
,
diseases
,
eating right
,
exercise
,
healthy lifestyle
,
parent involvement
,
unhealthy diet
,
body fat
,
daily exercise
,
fast food
,
healthy good choices
,
Middle School
,
poor diets
,
processed foods
,
science lab
,
self esteem
,
good nutrition
,
information on healthy foods
,
overweight
,
unhealthy eating habits
,
diet
,
fruits and vegetables
,
Health literacy
,
healthy eating
,
self-awareness
,
food choices
,
healthy choices
,
healthy food choices
,
literacy
,
Math
,
self-regulation
,
visual arts
,
lunch choices
,
nutiriton
,
overweight children
,
school day food