During Black History Month, teachers and students can have the opportunity to explore different cultures, fashion, history and life styles.
This resource belongs to a the series called Black History Month and Ghana.
With just one symbol, the Fihankra symbol teachers can ask the following questions either as a class activity or in small groups.
- what does this symbol look like?
- has anyone see this symbol before?
- where in the world do you think this symbol comes from?
- what questions would you make up to find out more about this symbol and why?
the teacher or supervisor can play some Ghanaian high-life music from the internet to provoke their thinking.
This resource can be used during tutor time, as a stater for a Black History lesson or event, in an art or Citizenship lesson.
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