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Kwanzaa Colouring Book - 30 Colouring Pages!

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Kwanzaa coloring book cover announcing 30 coloring pages, with people, candles, drums, and colored pencils
Cover announcing the book's 30 coloring pages
Kwanzaa coloring book page 2: two scenes of people gathered near candles, patterned vessels, and plants
Two celebration scenes on coloring page 2
Kwanzaa coloring book page 10: three people, a goat, candles, bowls, instruments, and the word Kwanzaa
People and instruments on coloring page 10
Kwanzaa coloring book page 11: people playing drums and a stringed instrument among candles and animals
Music scene on coloring page 11
Kwanzaa coloring book page 12: toy animals, candles, a jar of brushes, hanging ornaments, and a patterned tree
Toys and ornaments on coloring page 12
Kwanzaa coloring book page 13: figures in patterned clothing, candleholders, fruit, and the word Kwanzaa
Figures and fruit on coloring page 13
Kwanzaa coloring book page 14: a child holding a leafy branch beside candles, gifts, vessels, and plants
Child and celebration objects on coloring page 14
Kwanzaa coloring book page 15: figures in patterned clothing surrounded by candles, vessels, and a bowl
Figures and candles on coloring page 15
Kwanzaa coloring book page 16: a group raising candles around a large drum beneath hanging pennants
Group celebration on coloring page 16
Kwanzaa coloring book page 17: people raising joined hands near candles, corn, fruit, and leafy branches
People and harvest foods on coloring page 17
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About This Product

This coloring book includes 30 elaborately created coloring pages centered around Kwanzaa. The sheets are entirely in black and white, set up for printing and coloring. Share this experience along with your students!

A brief overview of Kwanzaa:

Kwanzaa is an annual celebration that emphasizes African family values and social principles, primarily recognized in the United States from December 26 to January 1. The celebration and its name were founded in 1966 by Maulana Karenga, an Africana studies professor at California State University, Long Beach, and an influential figure in Afrocentrism. Karenga derived the term kwanza, signifying "first," from the Swahili phrase matunda ya kwanza, incorporating an extra a as the seventh letter to guarantee it contained sufficient letters for each of the seven children who were present at a previous celebration. The word Kwanzaa does not exist in Swahili. The concept of Kwanzaa originates from first-fruits celebrations in Southern Africa.

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