Unit 1-14 PDF

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  • History: Ancient Africa
  • Geography: Africa
  • Science: Bonding
  • Arts: African Tales

Layers of Learning Unit 1-14 is a complete unit study for history, geography, science, and the arts.

  • History: Ancient Africa
  • Geography: Africa
  • Science: Bonding
  • Arts: African Tales

Layers of Learning Unit 1-14 begins with Ancient African history.  You’ll learn about the Bantu, Nok, Axum, and Kush people, and trade routes across the Sahara.  Next, in geography, make maps of the physical and political characteristics of Africa, take a safari to learn about the animals and plants of the savanna and try some crafts from Africa. In science, you’ll learn about how elements bond, including shells and energy levels, ionic and covalent bonds, and Lewis Dot Diagrams. Finally, in the arts section, we include characteristics of African tales, how they were told, and what they were meant to do.

In each unit, you’ll find a recommended library list, important background information about each topic, and lots of activities to choose from for kids of all ages.  Sidebars include a bunch more ideas including Additional Layers, Fabulous Facts, On The Web, Writer’s Workshop, Famous Folks, and Teaching Tips.  Printable maps and worksheets are included with each unit and may be printed as often as needed for your family or class.

Age Range: 6-18 years

Grade Level: 1-12

Pages: 55

Pages

55

Ages

6-18 Years

SKU

UNIT1-14PDF

Here are links and online videos referenced in this unit.  And here is the YouTube Playlist for Layers of Learning Year 1 Unit 14.

Ancient Africa

Africa

Bonding

African Tales

Extras

Here are some more activities, printables, and ideas you can add to this unit for even more learning opportunities.

Ancient Africa

Africa

Bonding

African Tales

1 review for Unit 1-14 PDF

  1. Kristen

    We loved this unit! It’s hard to find good information on ancient Africa, but the recommendations in the unit were excellent.

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