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Orange For The Sunsets By Tina Athaide: Explore this novel study with 8 fun projects and activities. No worksheets- projects only!
This unit plan includes an age appropriate exploration of human rights and child rights, encourages research, and supports your child in asking questions. Most importantly, the carefully designed projects work to support your homeschool lessons.
This novel study is a story set in 1972 and follows the expulsion of the Indians from Uganda under President Idi Amin. The novel is based on the author’s memories of living in Entebbe until her family left for the United Kingdom, the first-hand experiences of friends and family, and extensive research.
The main focus lies on two twelve-year-old best friends, Yesofu and Asha, both of whom were born in Entebbe but are exact opposites in other respects. Apart from the most obvious difference that one is an Indian girl and the other an African boy, there is a big divide in their lifestyles: one is rich, the other poor; one lives in a big house, the other is the son of the family’s housegirl, Fara, and lives in a small thatched house.
This novel study for Orange For The Sunsets By Tina Athaide includes advice on how to support your child/student if they are struggling, although if you have any questions, please contact [email protected] for support!
*A New York State Certified Teacher Developed This Unit Study
