Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids - March 2020
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids - March 2020
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In this issue
Mali - Located in West Africa, Mali was once part of a vast empire. Malians are proud of their culture and place in history.
BOOMSLANG
DEADLY AFRICAN TREE SNAKE
2 mins
Mali: An Ancient Empire
The Republic of Mali was once part of the Mali Empire, an ancient empire that controlled a large portion of West Africa. A West African prince named Sundiata Keita established the empire in 1235. He united a group of indigenous groups and waged war against the Sosso people who controlled the region at the time.
3 mins
WHITE GOLD: The Sahara Salt Trade
During the cool months from October to March, camel caravans arrive in the desert city of Timbuktu every few days.
2 mins
The Great Mosque of Djenne
Looking like a giant sand sculpture, the Great Mosque of Djenne (JEH-nay) is the world’s largest adobe building.
2 mins
Saving Mali's Migrating Desert Elephants
Eco-guardians spread the word to the Tuareg villagers, “The elephants are coming.”
3 mins
Life Behind the Mask : THE DOGON
In the central region of Mali and spread out as far as the land of Burkina Faso, there lives a mysterious people known as the Dogon (do-gän).
3 mins
The Brave Librarians of Timbuktu
Ever hear the expression “from here to Timbuktu”? People use the word “Timbuktu” to mean a faraway, remote, and possibly mythical place. But not only is it a real city in the north of Mali, it was once the crossroads of the world. Hundreds of years ago, caravans passed through Timbuktu, trading gold, salt, and other goods between the Middle East and Morocco. Timbuktu became a city of wealth, not just in material riches, but also in learning and ideas.
3 mins
Mali's Music: A Universal Language
The country of Mali and the U.S. state of Mississippi are more than 5,000 miles apart and very different from each other in almost every way. But many people say that music is a universal language, and in this case, it’s true. Mississippi and Mali share a flavor of blues music that connects their modern-day musicians with ancient African musical traditions. How did these two places end up sharing a musical language?
3 mins
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids Description:
Publisher: Cricket Media
Category: Children
Language: English
Frequency: 9 Issues/Year
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