Introduce African Fractals as a cultural and mathematical concept that has been used for centuries in African societies. This can help students see the relevance of mathematics in everyday life and in different cultures. You can have students explore the patterns found in African fractals by studying traditional African designs, such as textiles, pottery, and architecture. This can help students understand how fractals can be used to create aesthetically pleasing and functional designs. You can also have students explore the mathematical principles behind fractals, such as self-similarity, recursion, and scaling. This can help students see the connection between mathematics and the natural world, as fractals can be found in nature in things like coastlines, clouds, and plants. Additionally, you can have students create their fractal designs using mathematical software or by hand. This can help students see the power of mathematics in creating complex and beautiful patterns.