Films
Families of Ghana. Master Communications, 2005.
Life in Ghana is viewed through the eyes of two Ghanaian children. One lives in the
city, the other in a small village. Viewers will learn about their
culture and daily activities.
Lost Civilizations: Africa. Time-Life Education, 1999.
Examines 10 classical civilizations that flourished on the African continent, including Kernet (Egypt), Nubia, ancient Ghana,
and Mali. This is an eye-opening look at Africa's many cultural and
technological "firsts." Reinforces world history and world
civilizations curricula.
Children's Books
The Spider Weaver: A Legend of Kente Cloth - Margaret Musgrove
The Pot of Wisdom: Ananse stories - Adwoa Badoe
Anansi and the Magic Stick - Eric A. Kimmel- Kwame's Sound: An Accoustical Engineering Story - Museum of Science, Boston
Master Weaver from Ghana - Gilbert Bobbo Ahiagble- Door of No Return: The Legend of Gorée Island - Steven Barboza
Kofi and His Magic - Maya Angelou- G is for Ghana: The ABCs of Ghanaian History and Culture - Gracie R. Burke
Ghana in Pictures - Yvette Lapierre
One Hen: How One Small Loan Made a Big Difference - Katie Smith Milway
Ghana Mali Songhay: The Western Sudan - Kenny Mann
The Royal Kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and Songhay - Patricia and Frederick McKissack
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