by Sue Chehrenegar | Apr 10, 2020 | Profiles, History, Sankofa Club Resources
Eight years after the Brooklyn Dodgers had hired Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play on a team in the Major Baseball League, Louis “Lou” Dale Sharp became the first African American state trooper. He graduated from Ohio’s 44th Academy class in 1955 and...
by Sue Chehrenegar | Apr 9, 2020 | Advice, Lessons, Sankofa Club Resources
Just about any experiment that can teach children about air pressure is safe to perform. Below are 2 of them: Why is the water floating? Get a playing card or similar card, one that fits over the top of a small glass. Fill the glass to the very top with water. Put the...
by Sankofa | Apr 1, 2020 | Sankofa Club Resources, Advice, Live Events
As we write this post many of us are stuck at home with our Children due to the restrictions and worries related to the Corona Virus. This has forced many to have their children at home and to be homeschooling for the first time. Even for veteran homeschoolers, this...
by Sankofa | Mar 17, 2020 | Profiles
Get over 100 Black History related printables EACH AND EVERY month PLUS a growing library of online activities for your children. Instant Access No risk $0.99 trial available TODAY. >>GET STARTED Gilbert Scott-Heron (April 1, 1949 – May 27, 2011) was an American soul...
by Sankofa | Aug 20, 2019 | Sankofa Club Resources, History, Videos
Historian John Henrik Clarke, who spends much of his on-camera time with his eyes closed, invites viewers to take their own inward-looking journey — to an ancient Africa forgotten by history. Through a montage of archival footage, artwork and Clarke’s own...
