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Kenya
Here is a list of the resources we used, videos we watched, and activities we did in our study of Kenya.
Kenya for Kids. A quick introductory video featuring the country of Kenya!
For Older Students:
>> Geography Now! Kenya (Geography Now)
>> Flag/Fan Friday Kenya (Geography Now)
Kenya For Kids. Learn the coolest, most interesting facts, taste the githeri, and meet the big five. See all the lions, elephants, leopards, and other animals and people who call this country home.
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>> Safari Parks For Kids (Learning Tail)
>> Five Fun Facts About Kenya (Miss Jessica's World)
>> Twenty Facts In 3 Minutes (HideInKilimanjaro)
Kenya Song For Kids. Learn about Kenya with this fun and educational song for kids!
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>> Kenya Song For Kids (Funtime Learning)
Saving Rhinos & Exploring Kenya. In this episode of Are We There Yet?, the kids travel all the way to Kenya to meet the dedicated team working to protect some of the world’s rarest and most endangered animals. They connect with local community members, learn about Kenyan culture, and even visit a school to meet their peers and sing the Kenyan national anthem!
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>> Baby Elephants in Kenya (Travel Kids)
>> Giraffe Center in Kenya (Travel Kids)
Hogie Goes to Samburu. Hogie and his friends visit the Kenyan town of Samburu, where people are getting ready for a wedding.
Jambo, Kenya | Trip To Kenya. Appu, Neena, and Tiger find a country with a lot of wildlife animals called Kenya, in Africa. Using Appu's teleporting powers, they get to Kenya, where they find a lot of big animals.
Incredible Maasai Jumping Dance. Witness the world famous Maasai Jumping Dance! This tribe has an incredible talent for jumping high without swinging their arms or even taking a running jump!
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>> The Little Maasai Dancers (Divergent Travelers)
>> The Adumu: Maasai Jumping Dance Explained (Let's Go To Kenya)
>> The Maasai Tribe: Guardians of Kenya's Cultural Heritage (Africa Lifestyle)
For Older Students:
>> Why Maasai Warriors Jump So High (Tribe Original)
>> How To Grow Taller Using Maasai Jumps (7-Day Fitness Journey)
>> How To Jump Higher (Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt)
>> World-Famous Maasai Jumping Dance in Action (VibeTribe)
Masai Mara | The Safari of a LIFETIME! Come travel with us as we explore the Masai Mara, a world-famous national nature reserve in Kenya, Africa!
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>> On Safari In The Maasai Mara (DW Travel)
>> Spending 6 Days In Kenya, Africa (Dallin and Bella)
>> Feeding Giraffes & Eating Breakfast With Them In Kenya, Africa (Dallin and Bella)
>> Home Of The Lion King (Passport Inspired)
For Older Students:
>> Earth Untold: Kenya (Free Documentary)
>> How To Protect Elephants In Kenya (Lindsay Nikole)
The Animals Come To Town. A child named Joy needs help when wild animals escape from the national park, prompting Jett to use an animal communication tablet.
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>> Race Against Time (Super Wings)
>> Backpack for Baraka (Super Wings)
The Serengeti. Join these three friends, ABC Mouse, 123, and Do Re Me, in an animated adventure as they explore the border of Tanzania and Kenya to witness the famous Great Migration of over two million wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles.
A Day In The Life Of Serengeti Animals. Meet the cast of characters that make up the Serengeti, and see how these noisy neighbors live together.
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>> Top Ten Baby Elephants At Play (elephantnews)
Madeline On Safari. Follow Madeline to Africa, as Miss Clavel and the girls go on a safari and meet a friendly little gorilla named Rosie.
How to Draw a Cartoon Lion. Easy step-by-step instructions on how to draw super cute lions.
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>> African Animals Youtube Playlist
Fun Facts About Zebras. Are a zebra’s stripes black or white? What is a group of zebras called? And why is a bunch of running zebras so confusing? Watch this God’s Amazing Animals to find out the answers to these fascinating questions!
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>> Fun Facts About Lions | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> Fun Facts About Elephants | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> Fun Facts About Ostriches | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> Fun Facts About Hippos | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> Fun Facts About Cheetahs | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> Fun Facts About Crocodiles | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> Fun Facts About Leopards | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> Fun Facts About Meerkats | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> Fun Facts About Pink Flamingoes | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
Meet the Giraffe. A cute little video that teaches young kids a little about Giraffes.
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>> Meet the African Lion (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Zebra (Little Fox)
>> Meet the African Elephant (Little Fox)
>> Meet the White Rhinoceros (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Hippopotamus (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Ostrich (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Baboon (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Nile Crocodile (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Cheetah (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Porcupine (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Flamingo (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Leopard (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Chameleon (Little Fox)
>> Meet the Spotted Hyena (Little Fox)
Save the Rhinos! What has tough skin, a tiny tail, and a big horn on its nose? A rhino! Join Jessi and Squeaks and learn all about these super cool, super strong animals!
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>> Why Do Zebras Have Stripes? (SciShow Kids)
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>> Cheetahs: The Fastest Runners in the World (SciShow Kids)
>> Giraffes For Kids (Professor Propeller's Planet)
>> Awesome Elephant Facts For Kids (Professor Propeller's Planet)
Black Rhino vs White Rhino: What's the Difference? It’s true that rhinos are endangered animals and that there are many organizations working hard to protect them from extinction, but what many people don’t realize is that there are actually two different species of rhinos—the black rhino and the white rhino. The interesting thing about the black and white rhinos is that their names have nothing to do with their skin color. They’re both technically steely gray. So what ARE the real differences between these two rhino species?
For Older Students:
>> Kenya's Last Northern White Rhinos (Rescue Vet)
>> This Guy Takes Care Of The Last Two Northern White Rhinos On Earth (The Dodo)
I Cooked For A Lion -- And Other Exotic Animals!! Nick prepares gourmet meals for various animals, starting with a pet rat and working his way up to even more exotic animals until at last he find himself preparing a meal for the king of the beasts!
Blippi Wonders: Why Are Lions Called The King Of The Jungle? Blippi and T.A.B.B.S. meet Jabari the lion who teaches them how to roar, sneak, and jump like a lion in this African adventure that addresses the fact that lions actually live in the savannah, not the jungle.
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>> Blippi Wonders: What Do Elephants Use Their Trunks For? (Blippi)
>> Learn About Elephants With Blippi (Blippi)
Pride Rock Is Real? Did you know Disney's The Lion King was inspired by actual places in Africa? From the towering cliffs of Hell’s Gate National Park in Kenya — believed to be the inspiration behind Pride Rock — to the Swahili roots of Hakuna Matata, this video uncovers the real-world magic behind one of Disney’s most iconic films.
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>> Scarface: The Real Lion King Of Maasai Mara (Big Cat Documentaries)
For Older Students:
>> King Scarface: The Legendary Lion Of Maasai Mara (MH Worldwide)
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Jambo, Jambo Sana | Hello Song. Sing along with Sema and learn to say hello and how are you in Swahili.
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>> Jambo Bwana Kenyan Welcome Song (The Secret Mountain)
>> Jambo Bwana Kenyan Welcome Song & Dance (CantaJuego)
Kenya Believe It!? Bead Factory. In our “Kenya Believe It” report, Athina introduces us to factory that makes small clay beads that are playing a big role in the lives of single women.