Celebrate Arab American Heritage Month with a cohesive poster set that highlights foods, traditions, and cultural symbols across the Arab world. Each poster pairs a high-quality visual with student-friendly facts to build background knowledge and spark discussion. Feature items like hummus, kabsa, and mansaf alongside Ramadan and Hajj, Arabic coffee (qahwa), henna, the thobe, and geometric mosaics so learners can connect history, faith practices, and daily life.
Designed for classrooms, libraries, hallways, and community spaces, this set supports Social Studies and ELA while promoting cultural awareness and inclusion. Use the posters to launch research and writing prompts, anchor a rotating bulletin board, or enrich heritage projects. Clean layouts, bold headings, and concise captions make the display easy to read from a distance and engaging for learners of all ages.
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Hummus
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Tabbouleh
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Falafel
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Kibbeh
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Mansaf
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Stuffed Grape Leaves
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Kabsa
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Couscous
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Baklava
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Arabic Coffee
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Traditional clothing
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Henna
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Oud Musical Instrument
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Geometric Mosaics
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Ramadan
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Traditional Market
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Majlis
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Crescent Moon & Star
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Camel Train
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Hajj
What's Included:
20 Informational Posters
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