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Queen Ndaté Yalla Mbodj – The Queen Who Refused to Bow

A Celebration of African Leadership, Courage, and Heritage

During Black History Month, this story celebrates inclusion, curiosity, and pride in African heritage by telling the story of one of Senegal's most outstanding leaders: Queen Ndaté Yalla Mbodj, the last Queen of Waalo, a woman whose pen and sword both defended her people's freedom.

📚 What's Inside:

  • ✓ The inspiring tale of Queen Ndaté Yalla Mbodj
  • ✓ Historical context and real facts about the Queen
  • ✓ Beautiful illustration of the Queen
  • ✓ Lessons on courage, leadership, and dignity
  • ✓ Perfect for ages 7-14
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African Heritage Coloring Book

Celebrate African Culture Through Art

A beautiful collection of coloring pages featuring African families, traditional art, landscapes, and cultural symbols. Perfect for young learners to explore and celebrate African heritage while developing fine motor skills and creativity.

🎨 Includes:

  • ✓ African fruits and family scenes
  • ✓ Traditional African leadership and women in power
  • ✓ Cultural artifacts, masks, and pottery
  • ✓ Beautiful African landscapes and villages
  • ✓ Music and celebration scenes
  • ✓ Perfect for ages 4-12
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How to Play Wure - African Math Game

Traditional African Strategy Game for Learning

Wure is a fun mathematical game from Africa that has been played for hundreds of years. This comprehensive guide teaches children how to play while developing counting, planning, and strategic thinking skills.

🎲 Learn:

  • ✓ Complete rules and setup instructions
  • ✓ Step-by-step gameplay with illustrations
  • ✓ Develops counting and strategic thinking
  • ✓ Teaches patience, teamwork, and confidence
  • ✓ Cultural context and fun facts
  • ✓ Perfect for ages 6+

"At Striving for Inclusion C.I.C., we believe stories build empathy, confidence, and community for every learner."

Written by Coura Gueye, Striving for Inclusion C.I.C.

📋 How to Use This Resource:

  • Read the story with your child or students
  • Discuss the themes of courage, leadership, and dignity
  • Encourage children to ask questions about African history
  • Use it during Black History Month or cultural studies
  • Create art or writing projects inspired by Queen Ndaté Yalla