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Black History Month Common Core CCRA.L.2 cultural activities
Follow the Drinking Gourd by Winter the Underground Railroad Lesson
Follow the Drinking Gourd by Winter The Underground Railroad Lesson is perfect for teaching American history, African American history, main idea and details, cause and effect, new vocabulary, writing skills, and much MORE! This lesson plan includes: Learning Objectives Pre, during, and post reading activities, Background InformationExtension resourceKWL Chart, Word search New Vocabulary activities Reading Comprehension QuestionsCause & Effect activity Main idea and details activity Nearpod
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4th - 6th
Martin Luther King Day Low Prep Activities Depth & Complexity Black History
️Looking for a way to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day or Black History Month with quality, standards-based language arts and social studies activities for your students in grades 4 & up? This set of six different Martin Luther King Day Print-and-Go Activities is just what you're looking for! You'll find Martin Luther King writing prompts (short and long), an original, beautiful short story about the March on Washington to read and analyze, and two original non-fiction pieces to read an
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4th - 8th
Ruby Bridges Through My Eyes School Integration Lesson Plan
Through My Eyes by Rubby Bridges is an autobiography of Ruby Bridges, a pioneer of school integration and an icon of the Civil Rights movement. This resource is perfect for teaching American history, African American history, reading comprehension and writing skills. This is LA and U.S. History lesson plan:Benchmarks Pre-reading activities Reading activities Comprehension, Discussion and Essay QuestionsWord Search and VocabularyThis resource is great for: Teaching about American HistoryTeaching
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Not Grade Specific
Madam CJ Walker: Sarah’s Recipe
Sarah’s Recipe is a multi-part black history activity designed to engage students in their first entrepreneurial endeavor! These STEAM activities will allow students to step into Madam CJ Walker's shoes as they begin their journey to their first million dollar idea. Each part of the activity encompasses a multitude of school subjects including but not limited to ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies,Parts 1-3 are discussion and brainstorming sessions where the class will collaborate to determin
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PreK - 2nd
I Have A Dream Project
The "I Have a Dream" project, with its comprehensive Choice Board, serves as a versatile and engaging tool for teachers, providing a holistic approach to student expression, creativity, and self-reflection. Here's an in-depth description of how this project can benefit other teachers:Facilitating Individual Expression:The project encourages students to articulate and visualize their dreams in a unique way. This not only fosters creativity but also allows teachers to gain insights into the person
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: I Have A Dream Project-Choice Board and Rubric Bundle
Ruby Bridges Movie Resources
Parent permission letter, student "viewing" expectations, movie openers, discussion questions, character trait and theme work, and narrative letter writing. Perfect for Black History Month or for anytime your class may need an empathy booster. Everything you need to learn about the courageous Ruby! Google Docs makes this resource editable.
Grades:
5th - 8th
Black History Month: Martin Luther King Activities
These Black History Month printables will be a blast for your class! These activities can be used in a number of ways, students can work on a different person each day as they fill in the graphic organizer while reading. Two leveled readers to help with differentiated teaching. There is no prep involved. Use as whole class or in centers! Just print and go! Great for Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd!This Martin Luther King Jr. Unit Includes:* 2 Leveled Readers* Comprehension Questions* Graphic
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PreK - 5th
Ella’s Albums
Ella’s Album is a three part black history lesson designed to engage children from 5-8 years old. These low-prep activities not only encourage creative expression through artwork, they also will require students to dig deep, utilizing ELA skills such as rhyming, alliteration, similes, metaphors as they author their own original songs and poems. Part 1 will encourage fine and gross motor development as students explore drawing techniques through various art mediums Parts 2-3 will help students to
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PreK - 2nd
Martin Luther King, Jr., "I Have a Dream" Google Slides Activity
Introduce American hero and civil rights leader, Martin Luther King, Jr. and his iconic speech, "I Have a Dream" with this engaging digital resource that combines close reading, active listening, reflection and writing! Students will be engaged and eager to celebrating Martin Luther King's birthday in January and Black History Month in February with student-friendly resources that highlight the iconic leader's life and speech. Two websites are hyperlinked to pictures for easy access.This resourc
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Not Grade Specific
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Famous African-Americans - Daily Oral Language Exercises
Set of 20 daily oral language exercises covering famous African-American doctors, writers, politician, and activists. Designed to honor Black History month. Perfect as a daily warm-up, learning center activity, or group work. Includes worksheets and answer key.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Grades:
5th - 9th
Celebrating Black History Writing Prompts Bundle
Thank you for visiting and downloading. For the latest new resources, Follow. Please Provide Feedback after use to help build this resource library! Thank you!Engage your middle school and high school students in meaningful discussions and critical thinking with our comprehensive Black History Writing Prompts Bundle. This resource is designed to inspire thoughtful reflections on key figures, events, and movements that have shaped African American history.Features:Standards-Based Learning: Each
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5th - 12th
DIGITAL Harlem Renaissance Art Critique Mini-Research Project
This product can be used in English Language Arts, Social Studies, or an Art class! I made this product for my English Language Arts students to learn about the Harlem Renaissance. This short research project requires strong critical thinking and writing skills. Students get to choose from 6 Harlem Renaissance art pieces, research this piece and its author, and analyze the piece using the Describe, Analyze, Interpret, Decide method. You can assess students on their comprehension of informational
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6th - 10th
Brotherhood (Lebron James)
Enhance your morning meetings and social-emotional lessons with this captivating PowerPoint presentation centered on the essential value of brotherhood, spotlighting the exemplary actions of basketball legend LeBron James. Immerse students in inspiring videos showcasing James' demonstration of brotherhood both on and off the court. Facilitate enriching discussions that encourage students to reflect on the importance of unity, support, and empathy in fostering strong bonds within their communitie
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1st - 4th
Brotherhood Respect (Medgar Evers)
Transform your morning meetings and social-emotional lessons with this enlightening PowerPoint presentation focused on the timeless principle of respect, illustrated through the remarkable life of American civil rights icon Medgar Evers. Delve into compelling videos that illuminate Evers' unwavering commitment to respect in the face of adversity. Encourage meaningful discussions that empower students to explore the significance of respect in fostering positive change and social justice. Inspire
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1st - 4th
Black History Month "Hero of the Day!": Read and Draw Worksheets
Have a Black American "Hero of the Day," this February!This ten-page collection of "Read and Draw" worksheets introduces 1-2nd graders to a Black History icon in the arts, sports, or science.Students will be able to read the stories of these pioneers and their contributions to Black American culture independently, as well as illustrate the story.These worksheets are great desk work and can be used as part of larger lessons. Ideally they should be supplemented with images of the featured historic
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K - 2nd
Black Americans - Pioneers in Food Science and Technology
BLACK HISTORY MONTH RESEARCH PROJECT Every February, we celebrate Black History Month, a time to honor the unique achievements of members of the African American community. To commemorate this occasion, I've created the Black History Month - Pioneers in Food Science and Technology Research Project and activities pack.This exciting educational resource provides insight into 12 prominent figures who have made significant contributions to the field of food science and technology throughout history.
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Not Grade Specific
Entire "Ruby Bridges" Unit + Differentiated DAILY Lesson Plans - No Prep!
Your lesson plans are DONE! Just add your name, edit the date, hit print, and go!This curation is the ELL-differentiated LDC unit, "Ruby Bridges: Analyzing Conflict," complete with one month's worth of daily lesson plans, grouping, differentiation, vocabulary, handouts, reading passages, graphic organizers, CC standards, and more!The Google Drive folder link on download will contain:- Entire original LDC Unit Plan (PDF)- ONE MONTH of 4-page lesson plans, 56 pages total, editable on Google Docs -
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Martin Luther King Jr. Research Report
Martin Luther King Jr. Research report for students to use as a guide. This report has several different pages that can be used to mix and match what works best for your students. This can be done independently or together as a class. There are books available on Get Epic that will help students find the information to answer the questions provided. Thank you for leaving feedback!
Grades:
1st - 9th
Their Eyes Were Watching God - Group Theme Exercise
This can be used as an in-class exercise or as a prep for a Their Eyes Were Watching God Theme-based Socratic Seminar. DIRECTIONS: See assignment
Grades:
9th - 12th
FREE Martin Luther King Jr. Word Search | Martin's Big Words
Martin's Big Words FREE WordsearchAre you looking for the perfect way to engage your students as you celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.? This word search is the perfect way to peak their attention after reading the book Martin's Big Words or any other books about his life.Includes a Black/White VersionIncludes an Answer KeyIncludes A Color Print Version* PREP your January lesson plans* This resource is perfect for elementary students homeschooled, 2nd-5th* THIS IS A MUST
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Martin Luther King Jr. Classroom Bundle Kit
Eugenio Maria de Hostos - Background Info and Interactive Activity
This worksheet includes a background on who Hostos was, as well as what his teaching philosophy was. Students can annotate and discuss the front, and determine what kind of person he was (a thinker, a revolutionary, a patriot, etc.) They then learn his beliefs about morality, how education can lead to freedom, and how it can build relationships. This is an opportunity for students to reflect on themselves and what they can do over the year, as well as tell the teacher what they need. Great for a
Grades:
8th - 12th
BIRTH of the BLACK PRESS - Black History - Great Migration - The Nickel Boys
A 1-day interactive lesson on the Black Press. Students watch 2 short video clips and look at vintage front pages to learn how Black-run newspapers like The Chicago Defender helped in the fight for equality. Students will also learn the effect of the Black Press on the Great Migration. This lesson links 2 GREAT mini-documentaries (no more than 3 min apiece, available free on Youtube) and includes a folder of 6 FRONT PAGES from Jim-Crow-era issues of The Chicago Defender. This lesson works SO WEL
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Topics in Anti-Racism: 4 Mini-Unit Bundle
Martin's Big Words Book Companion & Craft
Martin's Big Words Writing Activities & CraftMartin Luther King, Jr., grew up in a place where people used words that made him feel bad. This beautifully illustrated, award-winning book shows how Martin used words to fight for equal rights for black people. The resource includes the following:-Reading Comprehension & Questions-Writing Prompts finding your word for the new year-Martin Craft-Wordsearch-Goal Setting-My Word Book with diverse options for the students in your class* PREP your
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Martin Luther King Jr. Classroom Bundle Kit
Deaf History: Black History Month (Claudia Gordon)
Black History Month: Claudia Gordon Interview ReflectionPRODUCT OVERVIEW:꙳ Reflection Questions based on the viewing of Youtube video “Deaf People Tell Me More: Featuring Claudia Gordon”꙳ Full written lesson plan suggestion (complete with Objective, Materials lists, and Procedure)꙳ Digital and Printable options for worksheet❢ NOTE: The video related to this activity has Closed Captions, but is NOT voice interpreted ❢Suggested Video Use:1. Show students the video as is as a group2. Show the stude
Grades:
6th - 7th
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