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EDUCATOR'S CORNER
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The Festival of African Royalty
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The Festival of African Royalty is the first FIELD TRIP of its kind held during
school hours and produced in accordance with the California History Standards that recognizes African American"s rich
royal heritage. The Society's signature stage performance, "Queens of the Nile, Now" is the feature stage
event.
SCHOOL FIELD TRIP
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EGYPT: The Glorious 18th Dynasty
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In this unique in-school assembly, volunteer students are transformed from 21st
Century students into four of Africa's most renown and well dressed rulers,including the "boy king", Tutankamon.
Excellent curriculum suppliment for 6th grade, "ancient civilization."
IN-SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
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Egypt Day at the Pyramid
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This History/Social Science FIELD TRIP aligns with the 6th Grade Ancient World History study of Egypt.
It includes a Lecture / Demonstration by QHS Founder and Fashion Historian, Sakkara Thomas and an abbreviated presentation
of the Society's signature performance. SCHOOL FIELD TRIP
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Yaa Asantewa & the Golden Stool
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Yaa Asantewa is one of the most significant historical figures of the Ashanti people of West Africa. In this in-school assembly,
Queen Mother Yaa Asantewa introduces young audiences to the Story of the Golden Stool.
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