What if There Were No Black Folks? Flash Cards
Companion flash cards to the beloved What if There Were No Black Folks? story — the tale of a young boy named Omari who asks his mother a simple but powerful question, and discovers the answer through the lives of 20 African American inventors and pioneers.
This set includes 22 double-sided, 8.5 x 11 flash cards, giving learners an oversized, easy-to-read format perfect for classroom walls, small group study, or one-on-one review at home.
What’s inside:
- 22 double-sided flash cards, sized 8.5 x 11 for maximum visibility
- Features the same African American inventors and pioneers introduced in the What if There Were No Black Folks? story and activity book
- Large-format design ideal for classroom display, group learning, or read-aloud settings
Why it matters:
Flash cards work because they turn memorization into active recall — and at this size, they double as a visual anchor for the whole room. Whether used to reinforce the story book, run a quick knowledge check, or simply keep these inventors’ names and contributions in daily view, this set makes it easy to keep African American history and innovation part of the everyday learning environment.
