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Not grade specific Black History Month resources for Easel Assessments
Let's Write a Blues Song - Black History Month Music Genre
Are you looking for a way to observe Black History Month or enhance Music Genre Studies? This student-centered Blues resource is great to project and teach from your interactive board or assign through Easel Activities with Audio clips. Original blues lyrics are included to assist you in teaching the formula for writing blues lyrics, rhythm patterns and instrumental parts for traditional 12-bar blues songs. In this resource you will find charts for emerging musicians of any age.VoicePianoBarred
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Martin Luther King, Jr. - Updated!
This mega bundle is full of information and activities about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Included:Teaching PowerPoint15 page - Worksheet packet - alphabetical order, word search, word scramble, vocabulary passages and much more! Frayer Models for the Vocabulary - prefilled - one to a page and 4 per pageBlank Frayer ModelTask CardsFact / OpinionKWL ChartVocabulary for posting BW only - print on color paper4 Comprehension Passages with questionsPosters to CompleteMuch more! This product is included
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Black History Month Poster/Printable Set
In February, we celebrate Black History Month. I've made some classroom posters/printables that can be placed in the classroom or given to students as handouts. I've chosen to focus on six influential African Americans: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Sojourner Truth, George Washington Carver, Madam C.J. Walker and Barack Obama.All information is from national geographic for kids or britannica kids, while quotes are from good reads or brainy quote. I have created an easel activity asses
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