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Free Black History Month resources for parents
Black Inventors Help to Change the World
Black History Month. Everywhere you look you can see the inventions of Black people. The African American has continued to contribute to the fabric of America by inventing many things that can be identified at home, school, and in the community. As you relate with your young child(ren) or students, identify the wonderful inventions that they can see daily. An invention can be something that is completely new that did not exist before or it can be an improvement on something that was already
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PreK - 4th
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FREE Social Justice Posters - for Staff rooms and Classrooms
⭐FREE 'Teach for Justice' Posters to display in your rooms. Great way to discuss social justice issues in the classroom and staff room. Change begins with dialogue and discussions. Use these posters in your staff rooms and classrooms to initiate discussions among students and staff about Social Justice issues. From TpT: "As millions participate in protests across the globe, we’ve been incredibly inspired by how the TpT community and people around the world are taking a stand against racism and d
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Racial Justice for Kids | Black Lives Matter | Distance Learning
I'm sure I'm not alone in having a grade school education that largely avoided issues of racial injustice. Sure, we learned about slavery, but nothing about persisting injustices. In light of current events, it is especially important that even young learners have exposure to concepts like discrimination, privilege, and racial justice. I created this packet to help make sure that parents and educators have access to materials to help them discuss the events that are happening during this quickly
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3rd - 8th
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Martin Luther King Jr Coloring Pages, Black History Month Coloring Sheets
Dive into the rich history and inspiring legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with our MLK Coloring Pages collection! This free sample, featuring three captivating pages in an 8.5x11-inch PDF format, provides a glimpse into the profound quotes and memorable speeches of this influential figure. ✨ Artistic Exploration: These coloring pages are not just an artistic endeavor; they're a meaningful exploration of MLK's enduring impact. Let the vibrant colors breathe life into his powerful words, making hi
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PreK - 2nd
Black History Family Tree Worksheet
Inspire young learners to embrace their roots with the ‘Black History Family Tree’ worksheet. This fillable and printable PDF encourages children to delve into their family history, fostering a sense of pride and connection to their heritage. Connect Generations: With designated spaces for up to 5 generations, kids can trace their family roots and learn about their ancestors. Engaging Design: Vibrant and captivating illustrations make filling out the family tree a fun and educational activity. F
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K - 12th
Black History Month Bookmarks BUNDLE
Famous Figures In Black History Month Bookmarks Bundle.Celebrate Black History Month this February with our comprehensive "20 American African Leaders"20 African American Leaders Included:Martin Luther King JrKing JrRosa ParksNelson MandelaHarriet TubmanMalcolm XMaya AngelouW. E. B. Du BoisFrederick DouglassThurgood MarshallIda B. WellsWellsBooker T. WashingtonJesse OwensClaudette ColvinShirley ChisholmKatherine JohnsonToni MorrisonLouis ArmstrongDuke EllingtonElla FitzgeraldZora Neale HurstonB
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Not Grade Specific
Black History Month Bingo
The purpose of the activity is to provide students with opportunities to learn about different African American figures during Black History Month. The bingo activity includes seven different bingo boards, picture clues, and description clues. This activity can be used with students in grades 2nd-12th. The activity also includes speech goals that the bingo activity can target.
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ABC Black History Month Jazz Dance
Dear teacher, teach black history in a fun way. Letter by letter, your students can learn to dance stories of triumphs, heartbreaks, creativity and joy with step by step dance moves that uplift black history.This video includes basic technique and choreography at an understandable pace. There are black history vocabulary and dance terminology worksheets available upon request and interactive questions for your students.
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1st - 4th
Reconciliation Week Worksheet
Reconciliation Activity for all ages K-6. Use this worksheet in a variety of lessons and activities.-encourage positive connects between family through drawing and writing-create art and discuss the connection with Aboriginal heritage-create family connections and write down family members in each of the fingers and decorate to symbolise family
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PreK - 8th
Black History in STEM
This resource introduces twenty-four of some of the most important African American scientists that have made a huge impact in the STEM world.
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Not Grade Specific
Black History Month: Jackie Robinson Powerpoint
Presentation on theme: "Jackie Robinson: An American Hero"— Presentation
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PreK - 12th
WANGARI MAATHAI LESSON
There is no one greater to celebrate Black History, Earth Day, and Women’s Rights, than the incomparable Wangari Maathai:Environmentalist, Activist, Mother, Professor, Politician, founder of the Green Belt Movement and Nobel Peace Prize winner. Globally recognized as a champion for the environment , human rights and women's empowerment, Professor Maathai was a pioneer in articulating the links between human rights, poverty, environmental protection, and security. This lesson includes a bio, an
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Not Grade Specific
Free Class on Black Wall Street for Black History Month!
In 1921, Tulsa, Oklahoma was considered the "Oil Capital of the World," and the Greenville District of Tulsa was the wealthiest Black community in America, earning it the nickname of "Black Wall Street." What happened to Black Wall Street? Take the class and find out. This free class features a powerful documentary on Black Wall Street with live footage and interviews with Black and White who lived in Tulsa during the time of Black Wall Street. It also includes a Teaching Guide with a quiz and a
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8th - 11th
Educator Self Care
Inspirational words to remind educators to take care of themselves. Follow me @ https://www.instagram.com/retiredinspirededucator/
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Not Grade Specific
Mindfulness With African Symbols - Pempamsie
Mindfulness with African SymbolsSuitable for all grades Helping students & adults with Personal DevelopmentConnecting with African culture, history & traditionI created these set of worksheets to allow students to self-reflect, observe and meditate using the idea of 'fearlessness' as a canvas to allow them to explore this human trait. The sheets can be done independently, however, a conversation about what the symbols means and where they think might come from, can also be beneficial. Al
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Little Boy from Jamaica Teachers Guide With Video
View The Little Boy from Jamaica Video - For Parents, Teachers and Everyone who cares for a Child there’s nothing like the inspiration drawn from a story of overcoming challenges and achieving the impossible, especially when that story involves a child. At a time when diversity, equity and inclusion is front and centre, the story about a little black boy who grew up in rural Jamaica without electricity or indoor plumbing, coming to Canada, struggling with the cultural transition, who, through th
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Snowman Card
This is a cute holiday greeting card for printing and sharing with others.
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PreK - 6th
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Nikola Tesla - Historical Conquest Starter Pack
Historical Conquest is an exciting and unique card game in which players create personalized societies with key players from history and battle them against one another. Each card is complete with fantastic illustrations and interesting summaries of people, places, and events in history. The abilities on each card used in the game relate to the abilities these individuals actually had during their lives. Due to the diversity of the cards, the possibilities are endless!
Each player needs a Star
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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Black History Curriculum
Black history is the portion of American history that specifically discusses the African-American or Black-American ethnic groups in the United States. It's a complex period of history that should not be oversimplified. But it need not be difficult to teach. This curriculum pack outlines how to go about teaching Black History to your students so that important issues are addressed while not overwhelming young learners. We then provide a list of relevant worksheet packs for download with free sam
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1st - 9th
Black History Month Resources Doc Freebie
Black History Month Resource for Early Childhood Educators. Created by a black educator for teachers and parents to use! (My own ideas along with amplifying the work of other awesome folks) Made with equity, anti-bias, and the Reggio Emilia approach in mind.
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PreK - 1st
An Introduction to Mildred D. Taylor and Her Writing
This item contains a short biography for award-winning author Mildred D. Taylor; it also includes links and book titles for further biographical study. Several lists of her published books are included: 1) The titles are listed in the order they were published.2) The titles are arranged in chronological order.3) A suggested reading/study list for students is provided.Ms. Taylor’s father was a master storyteller and Mildred D. Taylor is a master storywriter. Links are provided for learning more
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Thoughts of An Urban Teacher..What do you do when..
Thoughts of an Urban Teacher... What do you do when students’ say “ I Think I Am Worthless”, “Shut the Fu.. Up”, “I Am Afraid of Donald Trump”, I Didn’t Eat Last Night”, “Fu..ing Bald Headed Mother Fu..er” and “I Want to Be An Engineer?”
R. Grant writes a powerful realization of the why and how of the Urban teacher. His mastery and lifetime dedication to inner city education identifies the social impact and struggle the urban teacher faces. In a world where the unfair distribution of academic r
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Higher Education, Staff
28 Ways to Celebrate Greatness
28 Ways to Celebrate Greatness is a discovery of black history with a connection to self. Each day different people and places are highlighted for their great impact on American life. Each day offers an activity or conversation that connects you with the persons mentioned. Dive in to Black Culture and see just how great Black People are! This is a great resource for teachers, homeschooling families and churches. The activities are simple yet incredibly meaningful.
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PreK - 12th
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Black History Month- Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King Jr day is a day to be celebrated. This day can be used to celebrate the achievements of our students. These awards are perfect for the new year and a way to celebrate Martin Luther King. Parents will love seeing these certificates come home and your students will be motivated to earn more. Students will also learn about the qualities of MLK such as kindness, empathy and perseverance as these are reflected in the awards. This set includes 13 different awards for:Ø For being k
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