Windows To A Multicultural WorldTM

Eleven Arts-Integrated African American History and Culture
Special Edition Curriculum Mini-Packages

Limited Time Offer

Watch our introductory video to the Windows To A Multicultural World Learn-Commune-Create approach. Then, scroll down to select your mini-package of arts-integrated African American history and culture curriculum for grades K-12!
Clemmons Family Farm is pleased to announce our Windows To A Multicultural World
special edition of ELEVEN mini-packages of arts-integrated African American history and culture curriculum for grades K-12. 
Prices range from $250 - $750 for a one-year enrollment.
Three special edition mini-packages of arts-integrated curriculum that enriches lessons about the history of Black labor, land stewardship, and resilience:
Through creative expression, students will discover the emotional legacy of labor andland stewardship with poetry and visual art projects that reflect Black resilience and achievements.
Two special edition mini-packages featuring storytelling and songs that enrich lessons about the Transatlantic Slave Trade:
Through the rhythms of Jamaican folk “Revival Music,” and two of his own original songs, musician, storyteller, and longtime music educator, Michael Dyke imagines how enslaved children might have used music to cope with the terrible conditions.
Commune with Vermont singer-songwriter KeruBo, who performs her original song "Paa juu" about the Transatlantic Slave Trade. The song is designed to help young children build hope, courage, and resilience when facing adversity.

Three special edition mini-packages of arts-integrated curriculum that enrich lessons about
​the 1960s Civil Rights Movement:
Learn and experience the power of freedom songs from the civil rights movement of the mid-1990s.
Learn about the Black history and culture of roller skating in the United States against the backdrop of the 1960s civil rights movement.  During times of social tumult and injustice, Black youth and adults were gathering at roller skating rinks!
​Three special edition packages of arts-integrated curriculum about African American adventurers, social justice activists, ​and inventors:
Learn about two courageous African-American women who were pioneers in travel.  Commune  and create with people in your community around modern-day connections with Bessie Coleman and Bessie Stringfield's joy in motorcycles, airplanes, and adventure!
Celebrate the legacies of two African American inventors who created new technologies that make travel safer and easier.  Explore the groundbreaking contributions of Dr. Gladys West and Mr. Garrett Morgan.