✨Long before slavery, Africans were creating wonders of the world and caring for their communities with wisdom and science. In this episode of Truth Tellers: Black History for Kids, children ages 5–12 will discover how Africans were not only skilled builders but also brilliant healers and scientists.

📚 In this episode, kids will explore:
✅ The pyramids of Egypt and the pyramids of Kush (Sudan) – engineering marvels built with incredible precision
✅ The stone city of Great Zimbabwe – towering walls and cities built without cement
✅ The great mosques of Mali, including the Great Mosque of Djenné, still standing strong today
✅ African healers who used herbs, plants, and early medical practices to cure illness and care for mothers and children
✅ Famous African doctors and scholars, including Ibn al-Nafis of Egypt, who discovered how blood circulates centuries before Europe
✅ The manuscripts of Timbuktu – books filled with knowledge of medicine, astronomy, and science

This episode shows that Africa was not a “dark continent”—it was a land of innovation, learning, and healing traditions that influenced the world.

🎥 Perfect for:

• Parents teaching children the truth of Black history

• Teachers seeking engaging, age-appropriate classroom tools

• Homeschool lessons on science, history, and culture

• Kids curious about ancient inventions and medicine

💡 Because before chains, there was creativity. Before slavery, there was healing. And before oppression, there was brilliance.