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Black History Month is an amazing way to connect with your community, your family, and your heritage. Find some new ways to celebrate and commemorate African American history with these 12 ideas.
#1 - Try your hand at an African recipe! There are over thirty delicious African recipes you can check out to try.
#2 - Discover how Black History Month began by researching its history and origins.
#3 - Learn the songs of the civil rights movement, like "This Little Light of Mine" and "Oh, Freedom". Discuss with your kids or family members the lyrics reflect the hopeful spirit of the time they were written.
#4 - Gather up the kids and discover how to play the African awale game.
#5 - Examine these oral histories from elderly African Americans in Elbert County, Georgia, and Abbeville County., South Carolina on the National Park Service website.
#6 - Talk about the local African American community in your area. How people of color first moved to the area, under what circumstances, etc.
#7 - Teachers and parents, work with your kids to create an 'I Have a Dream' poster. Follow these easy poster creation instructions to get started.
#8 - Find a huge selection of Black History month crafts to do with your kids.
#9 - Check out a Black History Month festival or event in your area! A quick google search should tell you where any celebrations are taking place in your area.
#10 - Read a book together or watch a movie about the story of Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play major league baseball.
#11 - Learn how to play an African D'Jembe drum! One of Africa's most famous musical instruments is available for anyone who wishes to own, learn and play it.
#12 - Visit local museums. It's likely that February's premier exhibits will focus on the work of black creators. We wish you all a blessed and wonderful Black History Month! If you'd enjoy learning more about African heritage and culture, explore Articles About African Culture & Traditions.