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The Culture of children of Ghanaian origin

The Culture of children of Ghanaian origin

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The Culture of children of Ghanaian origin. The History of Ghana. The current situation in Milton Keynes. The main cultural/linguistic groups of Ghana. Akan/Ashanti (Fanti/Twi) Dagbani Ewe Ga Hausa Nzema. Twi. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Culture of children of Ghanaian origin

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The History of Ghana

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The current situation in Milton Keynes

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The main cultural/linguistic groups of Ghana

Akan/Ashanti (Fanti/Twi)

Dagbani

Ewe

Ga

Hausa

Nzema

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Twi

A cow was grazing in a field of grass.This field was near a pond which was full of frogs. When the frogs saw him some of them exclaimed, "This fellow is extremely big." Just as they said this, one of the frogs remarked, "I can blow myself up as big as this cow." No sooner had he said it, than he began to blow himself up, and he went on blowing until he burst.

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Religious practices

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Social structure

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Naming systems

Male Female

Monday Kojo AjuaTuesday Kobla AblaWednesday Kwekwu AkuaThursday Yaw YaaFriday Kofi AfuaSaturday Kwami AmaSunday Kwesi Esi/Akosua

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Rites of passage

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Ghanaian dress

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Kente cloth

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Music and dance

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Art

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Architecture

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Schools

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Plenary

How can you develop your practice for supporting Ghanaian children in your school?