by Argrow Kit Evans-Ford (Author)
This curriculum is to be used with, A Children's Book On Bishop Richard Allen: A Nonviolent Journey, and highlights some of the ways that teachers and parents can extend learning for students. The activities include many subject areas. Language Arts topics include: Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening. Social Studies topics include: Genealogy, Geography, and History. There are also lessons on Anti-Bullying, Art, and Mathematics. We give you many angles to look at and learn from Bishop Richard Allen's life. This curriculum is full of helpful content, creativity, and insightful insight for you and your students.
Author Biography
Argrow "Kit" Evans-Ford is a woman who is passionate about nonviolence, God, and serving others. She has been a trainer, speaker, and activist for many years working relentlessly in nonviolence education, violence prevention, special education, and assisting people in healing from violence and abuse. Born in Mebane, North Carolina, Kit grew up in the African Methodist Episcopal Church where many of her immediate family serve as ordained clergy. This includes her mother, the Rev. Dorothy Ann Warren and grandmother, the late Rev. Argrow Margaret Warren. Kit holds graduate degrees in Teaching, Social Justice, Community Development aswell as a Master of Divinity Degree. She is the founder of Testimonies of Hope: TheIntercultural Christian Devotional Community at www.testimoniesofhope.org andOvercoming the S.T.O.R.M: A Program For Women Healing From Sexual Violence. Mrs. Evans-Ford is the author of 101 Testimonies of Hope: Life Stories To Encourage Your Faith In God and A Children's Book On Bishop Richard Allen: A Nonviolent Journey. Kit lives in Rock Island, Illinois with her husband, the Rev. Dwight L. Ford.