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My Coloring Book | Afghan: Places
My Coloring Book | Afghan: Places
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Our Afghan friends, Ahmad and Mariyam, take you on a journey to show all of their favorite places in Afghanistan. They have a beautiful community with many colorful places. We just need someone to color it all in!
Our coloring books are made to represent the refugees' home countries to give them a sense of familiarity and representation. The scenes were developed with the help of our Afghan team, aiding in cultural and language preservation.
This book includes 13 fully contextualized scenes (26 pages) of life in the Afghan community, with written descriptions in Pashto, Dari, and English.
A perfect gift to welcome our Afghan friends to their new home!
IMPORTANT: For those living outside the USA, we print our products on demand. Since these are custom orders, when selecting "Outside the USA" - please allow 5 - 7 business days for the book to be printed & shipped.
Specifications
Specifications
USA size: US Letter
Outside USA size: A4
Number of pages: 26 coloring pages with fully contextualized scenes of life in the Afghan community
Languages: Pashto, Dari & English
Recommendations
Recommendations
If based in the USA, please order from our USA variant.
If ordering outside the USA, please choose our Outside the USA variant.
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We recommend hosting a coloring competition to keep things interesting. It's always a hit among our Afghan friends!
Shipping
Shipping
USA option: Available via USPS Media Mail, Priority Mail, or UPS Ground Shipping.
Outside the USA option: We print on-demand & ship from the UK via FedEx or Royal Mail.
Return policy
Return policy
We accept returns & exchanges with unused products (if the kids already colored in it, sorry! Too late). Learn more here.
Thank you for your support!
Your purchase of this item supports our work with Afghan refugees & helps us keep our Afghan consultant employed.
About the Afghans
The Afghan people are no strangers to conflict, forced displacement, and an education disrupted. There were hundreds of universities and thousands of schools actively educating people in Afghanistan before the Taliban. After the Taliban took over the country, education was partially stopped for an unknown period of time and girls were banned from secondary school.
The education levels of the incoming Afghan refugees vary greatly, which is where informal learning tools can play an important role. Our goal is to fill the education gap by providing a versatile, agile product that can be used to learn vocabulary, build conversation, and preserve culture and language.
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