How it works
Misson of Kofi’s Travels
Our mission is to inspire curiosity, understanding, and a sense of connection to the world. By sharing stories and resources that highlight the richness of global traditions and customs, we encourage young readers to appreciate cultural uniqueness and explore the beauty of our shared humanity. Through this journey, we aim to foster a sense of responsibility and empowerment to contribute positively to our interconnected world.th.
Increase Cultural Competancy
We aim to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures. By providing resources and stories that highlight the richness of various traditions and customs, we help children develop a more inclusive worldview
Enhance Representation in Children’s Books
We are committed to ensuring that children from all backgrounds see themselves reflected in the stories they read. Our books feature diverse characters and narratives that celebrate the unique experiences and contributions of different cultures.
Promote Global Citizenship
We believe in nurturing a sense of global responsibility and interconnectedness. Through our content, we encourage young readers to think beyond their immediate surroundings and understand their role in the global community. Our goal is to inspire actions that contribute to a more just and sustainable world.
Foster Cultural Appreciation
Our mission is to cultivate a love for cultural exploration and learning. By showcasing the beauty and diversity of the world’s cultures, we hope to inspire curiosity and respect for the differences that make our world vibrant and dynamic.
About the author
Isaac Mensah-Yeboah M.Ed
is an enthusiastic World Geography teacher. He earned his M.Ed. in Interdisciplinary Leadership with a focus on Instructional Leadership. He was raised in Northern Virginia and is the son of two Ghanaian immigrants. He brings a wealth of experience in making complex topics understandable for young learners. He hopes this book inspires children to develop an appreciation of other cultures and discover the fun side of geographical and cultural studies.
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Bonus Questions
Physical Geography
Page 13: The canopy walk in Kakum National Park.
Page 14: The shores of Lake Volta.
Page 15: Kintampo Waterfalls.
Page 16: Elephants in Mole National Park.
Page 20 & 21: Cocoa pods on a cocoa farm.
Human Geography
Page 7: The capital city of Accra and the welcoming culture.
Page 11: Black Star Gate in Independence Square, symbolizing freedom and justice.
Page 17: Jubilee House, the president’s home, representing Ghana’s democracy.
Page 19: The process of making Kente cloth, a cultural craft.
Page 22 & 23: Playing soccer (football), a popular sport in Ghana.
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