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This Radio app randomly plays over 50 songs honoring African American History including biographical songs of great Black Americans such as Rev
SFT Black History Radio
by Barking Dawgs Studios
What is it about?
This Radio app randomly plays over 50 songs honoring African American History including biographical songs of great Black Americans such as Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, and Jackie Robinson. These songs address African American themes of pride, history and culture,making a great addition to any classroom year round, but especially in honor and celebration of Black History Month (celebrated in February in the US).
App Store Description
This Radio app randomly plays over 50 songs honoring African American History including biographical songs of great Black Americans such as Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, and Jackie Robinson. These songs address African American themes of pride, history and culture,making a great addition to any classroom year round, but especially in honor and celebration of Black History Month (celebrated in February in the US).
Primarily geared for 2nd - 6th grade, this app can be enjoyed by all. Songs come from a wide variety of Songs For Teaching artists.
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