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Free Black History Month resources in English (UK)
black history month exercises
The Black History Month product is a unique 12-page annual calendar, where each page offers an exercise that includes an arrow relating to a historical asset and is scripted so it can be filled in with the appropriate information. Each exercise also includes a short text highlighting an important figure related to the month's history, with questions that stimulate thought and engagement with the content. Get this product to explore black history in an interactive and educational way.Warning: Thi
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PreK - 4th
Women's History Month - Word Search PDF
Women’s History Month Word Search Through this activity, students will boost their vocabulary, practice word recognition, improve their spelling, and develop pattern recognition skills. Students will find names and words related to female creators, activists, innovators, and more:Ruth Bader GinsbergSojourner TruthDolores HuertaAmelia EarhartGroundbreakingGreta ThunbergVoting rightsMaya AngelouConstitutionAda LovelaceHelen KellerCivil rightsEmpowermentRole modelBetsy RossAmendmentDemocracyManifes
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2nd - 6th
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Black History Month Quiz
This is a short quiz on Black History Month (African-American Month). You may also be interested in:Black History Month - 50 Question PowerPoint QuizBlack History Month - Simple Text PowerPoint PresentationBlack History Month - PowerPoint Presentation - 75 SlidesRosa Parks - 65 Slide PresentationMartin Luther King PresentationFollow me here to be kept informed of free and new resources.
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Black History Month Power Point
This Black History Month power point is a combination of talking points that can be used in the classroom. The purpose of the slides is to provoke different kinds of conversations and promote different aspects of Black culture. I tried to incorporate people and events of past and present that are not usually highlighted. Each slide contains a link to the source of information in order to expound on the topic. The presentation also has Ted Talks, video clips, slam poetry, and quotes.
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Not Grade Specific
You Are My Children
The poem expresses how an educator feels about the children whom he or she is responsible for teaching. It can be used to assist students to internalize how the teacher feels about the students and that the teacher feels privileged to teach them.
This poem can also be used in assemblies where teachers gather at the beginning of the school year to express how teachers should feel about the students with whom they spend a significant percentage of each day during the school week in the learning e
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