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Home > Educational
links > A Site to See! Archives >
Jan. & Feb. 2010
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Black
History Month links | Music
links | Online
Stories links > Gullah Net
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I love to find websites that offer great content and
materials for our children, parents, educators and caregivers. The
websites selected are primarily for
preschool, kindergarten and elementary grades. I'll be highlighting my favorites every
other month with
screenshots and a few comments.
Here is the special website for January and February 2010. This website would be a wonderful complement to commemorate Black
History Month in February.
Complement the folk tales featured in Gullah Tales with these First-School
lesson plans and crafts. Links to these stories have been included
within the lesson plans.
1. The Little Red Hen
2. Little
Red Riding Hood
3. Three
Little Pigs
4. The Bossy Elephant > Elephant
theme and crafts
5. What a Friend [Herman the Crab and Snail] >
Snail
and crab theme and crafts
This website will be listed in the
educational links listed above for future reference.
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Gullah
Net
Explore Gullah culture in South
Carolina with Aunt Pearlie Sue
Introduce Gullah
culture and language to children through folk tales, music and
various activities. The Gullah are known for preserving more
of their African linguistic and cultural heritage than any other
African-American community in the United States.
Click on the screenshots to visit the page. |
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Here is the homepage,
Gullah
Net.
First visit the links across the top > Overview, What is
Gullah?, Meet Aunt Pearly Sue and Teacher's Resources.
These pages will enhance the use of the website.
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Gullah
Tales features Folktales Volume 1 and Volume
2, both narrated in English and the Gullah language
by storyteller Aunt
Pearlie Sue.
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Gullah
Music introduces the evolution of African music in
America. Aunt Pearlie-Sue and her sidekick stick Reverend
Leroy take visitors on a musical journey.
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This is a delightful website for the
entire family to enjoy, and educators will have a blast in
their classrooms!
Visit the A Site to See Archives
for all highlighted websites. |
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