Introduce basic Igbo greetings, phrases, and vocabulary.

Explore the tonal nature of the Igbo language and its importance in communication.

Study traditional Igbo religious beliefs, including the worship of deities like Chukwu (the supreme God) and Ala (the earth goddess).

Explore rituals, ceremonies, and practices associated with Igbo spirituality.

Learn about traditional Igbo art forms such as uli and nsibidi designs, Igbo masks, and wood carvings.

Explore the symbolism and cultural significance of Igbo art.

Discover Igbo musical instruments like the ogene (metal gong), ekwe (wooden slit drum), and udu (clay pot drum).

Learn traditional Igbo dance forms such as the Ikpirikpi-ogu and Agaba.

Explore Igbo ceremonies and rituals such as the Igbo marriage ceremony (Igbankwu), masquerade festivals (Mmanwu), and the New Yam Festival (Iri Ji Ohu).

Discuss the importance of family and extended kinship ties in Igbo culture.

Explore Igbo family structures, roles, and responsibilities.

Explore Igbo oral literature, including myths, legends, folktales, and proverbs.

Discuss the role of storytelling and oral history in preserving Igbo culture.

Learn about traditional Igbo cuisine and cooking methods.

Explore popular Igbo dishes such as Ofe Onugbu (bitter leaf soup), Ofe Oha (Oha soup), and Ji Mmanu (palm nut soup).

Study traditional Igbo clothing styles, including the George wrapper, Isiagu attire, and Ichafu (headgear).

Discuss the significance of clothing and adornments in Igbo culture.

Explore Igbo social structures and institutions, including age-grade associations (Otu) and village councils (Ndi-Ichie).

Discuss Igbo moral values such as respect for elders (Oji) and communal sharing (Igwebuike).

Explore ethical principles embedded in Igbo proverbs and teachings.

Discuss gender roles and expectations in Igbo society.

Explore concepts of masculinity, femininity, and gender dynamics.

Learn about traditional Igbo healing practices, including herbal medicine, divination, and spiritual healing.

Discuss the role of traditional healers (Dibia) in Igbo society.

Explore Igbo attitudes toward nature and the environment.

Discuss traditional ecological knowledge and conservation practices.

Explore Igbo history, including periods of resistance against colonialism and oppression.

Discuss Igbo resilience and cultural preservation efforts.

Discuss the global influence of Igbo culture and its connections to the African diaspora.

Explore Igbo contributions to literature, music, art, and religion worldwide.