14 pages · ages 5–10
Kids Activity Book
12 activities including story sequencing, a maze, word search, ten-ten rhythm, patterns, drawing, and a completion certificate.
Download the activity bookAn adventure beyond the book
Amina's
Activity Corner
Amina's story doesn't end on the last page. Explore the things that make you you through creative games, fun printables, and activities inspired by From Ibadan to Snowflakes.
Made for ages 5–10Free to exploreCelebrate your story
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2 pages · grown-ups
Reading & Activity Guide
A 35-minute read-aloud plan, discussion starters, activity answers, and ways to adapt activities for different ages.
Download the educator guideThese are free resources inspired by From Ibadan to Snowflakes by Olajumoke Bademosi. PDFs open in most browsers and can be saved for later.
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Choose your next adventure
No printing needed. Tap a game below and play together, on a phone, tablet, or computer.
Memory & sequencing
Put Amina's story in order
Tap the four moments below in the order they happened, from the beginning of Amina's journey to her new school.
Heritage & belonging
My heritage suitcase
Amina takes memories of Ibadan with her. Choose up to three things you'd carry in your heart wherever you go. There are no wrong answers.
MY SPECIAL THINGS (0/3)
Choose something above to fill your suitcase.
The things you love are part of your story.
Reading & understanding
Story Explorer Quiz
How well do you know Amina? Try four questions about her journey, friendships, and what it means to belong.
Question 1 of 4
Each story is an adventure. Keep asking questions, being kind, and celebrating where you come from.
For families and classrooms
Keep the conversation going
After reading Amina's story, try these activities together, at home, in your classroom, or at a library visit.
Share a home memory
Talk about a place, a person, a food, or a tradition that makes you feel connected to home. Draw it or describe it.
Try a ten-ten rhythm
Clap, step, clap, step. Take turns inventing four-beat patterns with a friend or a grown-up.
Practice welcoming someone
Imagine a new classmate joining your group. What could you say or do to help that person feel included?
Creative writing
A postcard for Nana
Amina misses Nana and her memories of Ibadan. What would you tell someone you love who lives far away? Write a note and print it to keep.
You might begin: “Dear Nana, today I learned…”
Write anything you like. Your note is not sent or saved. Print it before leaving this page.
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