Afrocentric Numbers introduces children 3 years and older to numbers and teaches them addition and subtraction. African, African American facts are interwoven with mathematical concepts to provide children with a historical perspective while teaching them basic math concepts. Graphics, sound, and text are used to make learning fun and educational. Clipart includes over 80 images that can be used in a variety of desktop publishing applications to create documents that are fresh and exciting. This interactive multimedia product exposes children 3 years of age and up to the alphabet.
Children learn the letters of the alphabet, as well as identification of upper and lower case.
Afrocentric culture is combined with graphics, sound, and text to make learning the ABCs interesting, fun, and easy for young children. This program provides more detail on several topics introduced in other programs. Such as the Mali, Ghana, and Songhai civilizations. It also includes new topics, such as the myth and reality of Christopher Columbus, and the role people of African descent played in the origins of American cities. Mathematics Program discusses the origins of certain mathematical concepts, such as counting systems and fractions, and explains how they were used by the originators.