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Black History Month other (performing arts) cultural activities for Microsoft Word
Harriet Movie Guide Questions in ENGLISH | Harriet Tubman 2019
Best movie guide out there! 27 Movie Guide Questions for the 2019 movie Harriet written in ENGLISH that include pre-listening questions, questions to answer during the movie, and reflection/analysis questions that can also serve as discussion questions after the movie. Includes movie images to help scaffold for diverse learners. Questions are spaced out to give students enough time to write answers down.Rated PG-13 and perfect for any classroom! Includes Answer Key.Synopsis:Based on the thrillin
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
One Way Ticket: Using Poetry to Analyze The Great Migration
Students listen to and read Langston Hughes' poem "One Way Ticket" to analyze the push factors and the process of The Great Migration. Students will use references in the poem to map destinations of African Americans during the migration and to identify push factors of The Great Migration. Students will also write about their own connections to the push factors mentioned in the poem. The handout also includes a lists of needed materials, possible activities, and extension activities.
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7th - 12th
African-American History Trivia Questions for Black History Month by grade level
I have created a calendar of trivia questions and answers that can be used as a fun Black History Month activity. I have included a question and answer for every day in the month of February. There are THREE sets of questions and answers: one set for grades K-2, one set for grades 3-5, and one set for grades 6-8. The questions get progressively more difficult. While I created this collection of questions for my school's February Black History Month celebration, the trivia questions can be u
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K - 8th
Black History Skit: Spotlighting African American Inventors
If you are looking for a skit for your Black History Program, you will love this one. It covers theaccomplishments of African American Inventors. I looked everywhere for skits that my students could perform, and when I came up empty, I wrote my own! Enjoy
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4th - 12th
Black History Program/ Play/ Skit/ Drama approx. 40 minutes in duration
This play, "Walking in Memphis," will 'wow' an audience as it features the fabulous music and songs written by a host of African Americans! Hit songs that put Memphis music on the map! The script references the talented Tina Turner, Isaac Hayes, BB King, Al Green and several others. The skit is perfect for K-3 students and can easily be adapted for older grades. The dialogue takes the audience back in time to how it all started in Memphis, with W.C. Handy, known as the Father of the Blues, to th
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K - 3rd
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Black History Month Project with rubric
This is a project that can be done during black history month. Students are to research a famous African American and create a poster. Included in your purchase is the project explanation sheet and the grading rubric (UPDATED 2-19-16).
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3rd - 12th
Composer Research Poster Project & Presentation
This is designed to help students work together to discover and share information about the life, career, and music of a famous composer or musician!
This includes an example/sample layout of what the final project should look like, as well as headings students can cut and glue into their project. There is a group project grading rubric to hold the teammates accountable for their effort and quality of work. Designed for teams of three, but could be flexible. Directions for the project are i
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6th - 9th
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"Selma, Lord, Selma" Movie Comprehension
Need a great resource for Black History Month or your history units? Look no further! Here you'll find simple movie comprehension questions for Disney's "Selma, Lord, Selma." The film focuses on Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the Civil Rights Movement, and the events leading up to the day known as "Bloody Sunday" in Selma, Alabama in 1965. Most of the questions are multiple choice, with two short answer questions. Movie and document best suited for Upper Elementary. Please view the preview to
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3rd - 6th
"Tell Them We Are Rising" Question Sets
Questions and answers for the PBS's "Tell Them We Are Rising" . The first two sets of questions have the time stamp of when the the answer is revealed.
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"The rich history of America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) began before the end of slavery, flourished in the 20th century, and profoundly influenced the course of the nation for over 150 years — yet remains largely unknown. With Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities, the latest
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
World Music Research Project (UPDATED)
This was updated on 6 September 2019! New and improved!Perfect for the upper grades, this World Music Project gives students a chance to become experts on a country of their choice! While researching the music of a specific part of the world, students will gain a better understanding of how different other cultures treat music. It's also important to learn about the context of the region, so research of geography and culture is also a requirement.This project is nicely broken up into multiple sm
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7th - 12th
Black History Month Poster Project
This is a create a poster homework assignment for black history month reviewing a unit on non-fiction text features and a social studies unit on people long ago. Includes a rubric for grading. Editable.
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1st - 5th
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Afro-Latino Music Project
In this project, students will research genre of Afro-Latino music/dance and write a children's book about it.
This document includes a description of the project, a rubric, a graphic organizer for the research, and two sheets for students to use to write their rough draft (one square per page).
This product is meant for advanced classes and/or Heritage/Native Spanish speakers as it is entirely in Spanish (including the rubric).
I usually do this project to coincide with Black History M
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7th - 12th
Untold Stories Project: A Multicultural Journey Through American History
Project Overview: In this case study project, students will embark on a comprehensive exploration of one of the following minority/marginalized groups that have been historically omitted from or misrepresented in the standard secondary school curriculum. By focusing on one of the five key minority groups – Native Americans, African Americans, Mexican/Chicanx Americans*, Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans*, and European Immigrants, and Muslim Americans and Middle Eastern/Arab American
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Famous Afro-Latinos Project for Heritage and Native Speakers
In this project, students will research a famous Afro-Latino and write a postcard, create a video, or make a timeline from this person's point of view. This document includes a description of the project, a rubric, a graphic organizer for the research, and a sheet for students to use to write their rough draft. This product is meant for advanced classes and/or Heritage/Native Spanish speakers as it is entirely in Spanish (including the rubric). I also use it to work on stem changing verbs beca
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6th - 12th
Harlem Renaissance: Artwork and Artists
Fantastic activity exploring the artwork of 1920's and 30's Harlem. High resolution, color images of 10 pieces of African American produced art -- paintings, photos, sculptures, by men and women -- provide students with a great visual experience. Students are provided the titles of the pieces, but not told which art goes with which title. I set it up as a gallery walk, and students move around discussing which title they believe fits with which piece. After they decide, they compete a follow up
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7th - 12th
Study Guide for "Sing A Song" by Kelly Starling Lyons
The book, Sing A Song written by Kelly Starling Lyons and illustrated by Keith Mallett, is a visually beautiful introduction to the Negro National Anthem. Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing by James Weldon Johnson is the iconic song performed by school children and church choirs all over America. This study guide will serve as a guide for studying the lyrics and connecting the song to African American history through the eyes of a young child. The child grows up and readers follow the passage of time.
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Soundtrack of Your Life (#SOYL)
**RECENTLY UPDATED**Want to get to know your students a little better musically at the beginning of the year? Perfect for a middle/high school music appreciation class, here's #SOYL. It helps students use music to describe who they are as people and what is important in their own lives. It's a simple plan that can either be done fully in class or fully outside of class.Included is the handout to give to students describing the project.- - - - - - - - - -** Please take the time to rate my product
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5th - 12th
Bell-Ringer Reading Comprehension Passage: Rosa Parks & Montgomery Bus Boycotts
Included is a reading passage regarding Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycotts and the Harlem Hell Fighters as a bonus along with comprehension and context clue questions from the articles. It's a great way to begin any class to promote history, social justice, reading-comprehension, and vocabulary.
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3rd - 12th
Negro League Baseball Card
This is a research project that allows students to research and design their own negro league baseball card. The fact sheet gives the students a great start on what to research. The baseball card template is designed to allow the students to draw or print a picture of their baseball player and then on the back of the template they may design the way they would like to present their information.
*File includes-directions, template, and rubric
*I allowed students to google how information is
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4th - 8th
Racial Profiling Newspaper Assignment
This culminating task focuses on racial profiling around the world. Students will be expected to research and explain an example of racial profiling and create a newspaper about their research.This culminating task was designed to go with my unit slides for It's Trevor Noah: Born a Crime but can be used with any novel that focuses on themes of race, injustice, and inequality.This resource includes:Assignment instructionsRubric Student Example
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7th - 12th
Lectura y Audio: Origen mes de la historia negra: EEUU, España y Latinoamérica
Lectura y video que habla sobre el origen del mes de la historia o herencia negra, porqué sería importante que Espana lo celebre y cuál es la influencia africana en América Latina. Esta actividad se relaciona al tema de AP Spanish Literature and Culture y AP Spanish Language and Culture. Aligns with the AP Spanish curriculum for the following sub themes:Identidades personales y públicas | Identidades privadas y públicasContexto l La enajenación y la asimilaciónContexto 2 La autoestimaContexto 3
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Afrolatinos | Actividades para el mes de la historia negra | en español
Latin Music USA comprehension questions
Detailed comprehension questions to accompany the DVD series, Latin Music USA. For each of the 4 segments of the DVD series, 15-20 questions are included.
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7th - 12th
Black History Month Project for Math and Science
This documents provides an outline for a Black History Month Project which includes a biography and a presentation. This project can easily be modified for Women's History Month and National Hispanic Heritage Month. Students are given an outline and a suggested list of persons to study. Students are also given their choice of multiple modalities for their media presentation.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: MLK Day/Black History Month Bundle.
Marshall (2017) Movie Viewing Guide: Summary/Vocabulary/Questions/KEY
"Marshall" (2017) is a biographical legal drama film that focuses on an early case in the career of Thurgood Marshall, the first African American Supreme Court Justice. Set in 1941, the film follows Marshall (played by Chadwick Boseman) as he defends Joseph Spell (Sterling K. Brown), a black chauffeur accused of raping and attempting to murder his white employer, Eleanor Strubing (Kate Hudson).Marshall, working for the NAACP, partners with Sam Friedman (Josh Gad), a local insurance lawyer with n
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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