Justin Africaclass
Sep 01, 2014
- Kenya
- By: Nadia Tomasini,Sabrina Alessi,Norah Wesson And Steven Morris
- Countries that border Kenya
- Countries that border Kenya
- One country that borders Kenya is Ethiopia. Other countries that border Kenya are Tanzania,Somalia,Uganda and Sudan.
- Countries that border Kenya
- Sudan is North West from Kenya.
- Ethiopia is North from Kenya.
- Uganda is West from Kenya.
- Somalia is East from Kenya.
- Tanzania is South from Kenya.
- Food that Kenya Eats
- There is a lot of different foods in Kenya.
- Meat is rarely eaten in Kenya
- A popular meal in Kenya in beef stew.
- This picture shows a waitor in Kenya serving coffee.
- The Flag of Kenya
- The flag has four different colors,which are black,red,green and white.
- The flag has a big oval in the center. In the oval there are hunting sticks.
- City in Kenya
- There in a lot of cities in Kenya.
- Hola and Homa Bay are cities in Kenya.
- Dadaad and Diani are cities in Kenya too.
- Obama in Kenya
- Kenya is now making a new holiday to celebrate Obamas victory.
- They celebrate because Obamas father came from Kenya. Maybe that is why he is an African American.
- Wildlife in Kenya The stingray lives in Kenya. It can kill anyone .
- THE COMMON WIG FOR YOUR EAR
- The earwig lives in Kenya.
- It looks like a beatle but is not
- Wildlife
- The shark lives in Kenya.
- Lakes in Kenya
- LAKE VICTORIA
- If you live near lake Victoria you eat of lots fish
- Lake Victoria sticks in Kenya a little bit
- Most important Lake
- The most important lake is lake Tana
- Lake Tana flows to the Indian ocean
- Kenyas Religions
- 38 percent of people in Kenya are Protestant
- 28 percent of people in Kenya are Animist
- 28 percent of people in Kenya are Roman Catholic
- 7 percent of people in Kenya are Muslim
- The Culture of Ghana Michael Chen, Owen Sullivan, Zoe Antell, Destinee Castillo
- What Languages Do They Speak
- The official Language of Ghana is English.
- There are about 75 different tribes and each tribe has a different language.
- Some tribe languages are:
- Twi
- Fa
- Hausa
- Dogbani
- Ewe
- Asante
- Nzema
- Ghanaian Celebrations
- People in Ghana celebrate Independence Day on March 6th. They can watch Parades and sing Ghanas National Anthem to celebrate
- Durbar is an important part of traditional celebration. It starts with a parade through the village.
- Ghanaian Holidays
- Some other holidays are:
- Workers Day (May 1)
- Republic Day (July 1)
- Revolution Day (Dec. 31)
- Education in Ghana
- Children in Ghana go to grade school for 6 years.
- Ghana has 18,530 primary schools, 8,850 junior secondary schools, 900 senior secondary schools, 28 trade colleges, 20 Tech Institutions, 4 Diploma, 6 public universities and over 10 Private Universities
- Ghanas Natural Resources
- The Natural resources are:
- Gold
- Timber
- Industrial Diamonds
- Buxite
- Fish
- Manganese
- Silver, Salt and Limestone
- Nigeria the culture Mathew Coudert, Jordyn Staff Jake Miller, Luca DeNicola
- FOOD
- Foods are important in partys
- Restraints are too expensive for the average Nigerian
- Some Nigerians only eat traditional foods
- Culture
- Nigeria is the most populated country in Africa
- The economy is the fastest in the world
- Nature
- Nigeria is a rainy place 40-60 inches of rain each year in the rain forest
- Many animals live in Nigeria like the jackal,the millipede, the gecko,the honey bee.
- They use blue die to make clothes
- They wear head dresses
- In celebrations they wear quarter sleeve shirts.
- SENAGAL
- Jackson Liss, Chloe Blumberg, Daniel McManus, Sam Sommers
- How do they live?
- The climate in Senegal is very hot
- Foul language is illegal public
- Fishing and farming are important in Senegal
- Fishing and farming is very important in Senegal
- CULTURE
- Location
- Senegal has a Saint Louis like U.S.A
- Senegal is located 15 longitude 15 latitude
- What activities do they do?
- Glass painting is a new popular art
- People learn the traditional dance at a very young age
- Goldsmiths produce jewelry
- HISTORY
- The area that is today Senegal once was part of the west African Empire of Mali,Ghana and Tekrur.
- History of Senegal
- The republic of Senegal became independent in1960 after three centuries
- EDUCATION
- Men have to shake hands
- and the women have to bow down
- The Senegal's schools have advanced levels
- The boys and the girls can go to the same schools
- EDUCATION
- Senegal has a lot of private schools
- Some schools are free
- Different grades study different subjects
- EDUCATION
- Before the kids go to school the kids play with their friends
- When the kids listen to their elders. They get to the high grades
- When they get older the rules get harder
- South Africa
- The Culture
- Alysa Hasegawa, William Soe,
- Juliet Godwin, Imaan Hoque
- History
- South Africa was with segregation
- South Africa fought in a war through 1899 to 1902
- Dance
- South African dancers dance at a lot of festivals.
- South Africa has unique dances
- South Africa
- South Africa Foods
- South African Food
- Their food consists of the traditionally simple fare of starches and meats.
- The gift and provision of food ,centering on the ritual slaughtering of livestock are central to all rights of passage and notable occasions in black communities.
- South Africas Sports
- RUGBY
- Rugby is a lot like football.
- The only protective gear the players wear are shin guards and a mouth guards.
- Rugby is a rough game where players tackle each other for the ball.
- Netball
- Netball is very popular in South Africa for school girls and women.
- There are 7 players on a team.
- Soccer
- Kid in Africa play soccer often.
- They play where ever there is an open space.
- They use a soccer ball if they have one but any round object will do.
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