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Black History Month service learning resources under $5
Leadership Poster Project for National Honor Society
This is a project that any group interested in leadership can complete. I currently use it for National Junior Honor Society, but it can be used in National Honor Society as well. Students will interview a community leader, and will create a poster reflecting the interview. The interview is guided by the questions on the document. Students can present the final product, or it can be displayed during the months of January and February when schools celebrate American leaders.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Martin Luther King, Jr. Quotation Task Cards
Teaching Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech or honoring his life? Celebrate this inspirational leader with Martin Luther King, Jr. Quotation Task Cards. Product includes (32) eye-catching task cards featuring an eloquent quotation by Dr. King that will breed rich discussion and reflection in your classroom. Perfect for celebrating MLK Day, Black History Month - or any other time! Bonus: Go green! Laminated task cards can be used year after year. My task cards are ready to use; no gluing req
Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Martin Luther King, Jr. "I Have a Dream" Bundle
Service and Servant Leadership
Learning about Service and Servant Leadership helps students to understand how to be good citizens and helps to understand that service is the cornerstone of leadership.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Literacy- Chinese MLK Free Write
This MLK Free Write goes with my PPT on Dr. Martin Luther King.
You can find my PPT on Dr. King here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Holiday-Martin-Luther-King-Jr-Chinese-PPT-3545445
Feel free to check out my blog for more Chinese teaching ideas!
https://teachmechinesepl.wordpress.com
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Your Voice Matters! Start the Conversation in Your Classroom
I initially created this resource to provide my 8th-grade students with an opportunity to express their thoughts and opinions on national and global events such as the Black Lives Matter movement and abuse of power. I shared this assignment on my Instagram Story to demonstrate how classrooms can 'Start the Conversation' on these important topics.After receiving positive feedback from a fellow teacher who follows me, I realized that many educators are seeking ways to discuss social justice in the
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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