Stories from Africa
See the tales of How Anansi Became King of All Stories and How the Zebra Got His Stripes dramatically unfold as your pupils come together to create animated scenes inspired by African storytelling.
Children explore the morals of these stories, whilst learning about the oral tradition, Ashanti folk tales and creation stories. Encounter characters such as Mmoboro the Hornet; Onini the Python; and Osebo the Leopard.
Curriculum Link
- Increasing familiarity with a wide range of fiction from our literary heritage, and stories from other cultures and traditions
Important Events Link
- International Day of Literacy (8th September)
- Black History Month (1-31st October)
- World Book Day (Thursday 4th March 2021)
"The session was enjoyed by all pupils and staff. It was an interactive session that involved the students being part of telling the story."
Faria Arhad, Tiverton Academy, Birmingham
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