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Black History Month Common Core W.8.1 independent work packets
Octavia Butler - Author (Racism, Science Fiction, Afrofuturism, Transhumanism)
13 pages for students to explore the themes and topics in the books of Octavia Butler: Racism,Transhumanism, Science Fiction,Extra Terrestrials,Afrofuturism,Earthseed & the Terasem Movement. Students search online for information, and also learn about the city of Pasadena (where Butler was born), the Black Power Movement. Students watch YouTube videos, answering questions and sharing their own thoughts on important matters. Students read Wikipedia articles and explain the themes in her books
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Martin Luther King, Jr. Activities - Selma - Bundle
This resource includes four resources that can be used to help students learn more about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the city of Selma, Alabama.Students will have a chance to practice the following skills:ArchetypesThemeObjective SummaryPlot elementsCharacterizationMake Connections Cite EvidenceParts of SpeechParaphrasingCentral IdeaOpinion WritingFollow my store:Please click here to follow my store.Where to Find Me:My Blog: http://mochateacher.weebly.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Selma Activities and Word Search - Black History Month
This NO PREP Selma, Alabama activity is an excellent resource to help students practice paraphrasing and synthesizing information. If your students are like mine, they are awesome at citing evidence but really struggle with putting information into their own words. Using this resource has been a game changer for all my students. Regardless of their Lexile levels, all my students are able to read the information. Students know that there isn’t one right answer and are more willing to try and
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: January ELA Sub Plan Activities for Middle and High School
Martin Luther King, Jr. Activities and Word Search - Black History Month
This NO PREP Martin Luther King, Jr. activity is an excellent resource to help students practice paraphrasing and synthesizing information. If your students are like mine, they are awesome at citing evidence but really struggle with putting information into their own words. Using this resource has been a game changer for all my students. Regardless of their Lexile levels, all my students are able to read the information. Students know that there isn’t one right answer and are more willing to
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: January ELA Sub Plan Activities for Middle and High School
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