The Symbols Of Kwanzaa To Color And Cut Out

Great Gift For 2019! Help your kids learn about and celebrate Kwanzaa with this simple and fun coloring book. Each page has a large picture with one of the symbols of Kwanzaa or traditional African scenes and patterns. The large format designs are perfect for young and old artists alike! This wonderful book includes the following features: Large 8.5 x 11 inch pages High quality, pure white paper Marker Safe! Printed single sided to prevent bleed through Large and simple drawings for toddlers, kids and adults of all ages Makes a great arts and crafts activity with grandparents at your family get together.

The Kwanzaa Coloring Book(Games & Puzzles) provides children an opportunity to learn about the principles and symbols of Kwanzaa, a holiday based largely on "Umkhosi," a first fruit celebration of the Zulus in East Africa. More importantly, the new edition of the coloring book teaches children how to celebrate Kwanzaa and gain a deeper understanding of the holiday. For example, in the Mishumaa Saba activity children have to place the candles in the correct order that they are lit during the week of Kwanzaa Furthermore, children can create a Kinara by connecting dots. As a result, they create symbolic representation of their ancestors. Other unique puzzles include the Kwanzaa Puzzler, Kwanzaa Spelling, and Kwanzaa Code. These are truly exceptional games & puzzles for children.

Teach children all about the ancient holiday from Africa!

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Celebrate Hanukkah with your entire class! With these engaging activities, students will learn about the Seven Candles for Kwanzaa. A brief history on Kwanzaa is also given.

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