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Black History Month outlines for Google Apps
Child of the Dream Novel Study with Final Writing Project- Digital
This novel study of Child of the Dream includes chapter comprehension questions and a final writing assignment. Each chapter has comprehension questions that include inferences and perspective taking along with more shallow questions. This book is perfect to read during Black History Month, Martin Luther King Jr. Day., Civil Rights Units, or during a memoir unit. Sharon Robinson tells a wonderful story of her life during the Civil Rights Movement. The final writing assignment requires students t
Grades:
5th - 7th
Create a Magazine Cover: Dedicated to Black History Month
OverviewLooking for a way to teach students how to use their knowledge of media literacy and graphic design while also providing students with an opportunity to become more aware of important African-American figures in society today?! In this digital lesson file, suitable for grades 5-8, students will complete an assignment where they will create a magazine cover dedicated to a person of colour, with facts, images, quotes and much more about them! Within this file, the activity description, exe
Grades:
4th - 8th
Editable Black History Agendas: Modern Designs with Bellringers, and quotes!
Easy to use inspiring and educational Black History Month Agenda Slides. Modern designs for studentsThis includes 38 slides with:5 Black History Title Slides25 Daily Editable Agendas9 Bellringers based on inspirational quotes from prominent African Americans throughout history.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Research Essay - Black History Month
Great for scaffolding or for your students' first research paper! This product includes all major parts of a research essay with guiding questions to help students know what to say and when.Includes:List of authors and justification questions for choice OutlineWorks Cited PagesIntroduction paragraph3 Body paragraphsConclusion paragraph
Grades:
6th - 9th
Harlem Renaissance Poster Project || Black History Month, Poetry Analysis
Celebrate Black History Month with a comprehensive and creative poster project. Students will have the opportunity to research a poet from the Harlem Renaissance and provide an overview of their life. Using a well-structured outline, students can sample works from their poet and then conduct a mini poetry analysis. After researching the Harlem Renaissance and their poet, students will use their creativity to create a vibrant poster that celebrates the Harlem Renaissance.Included in this Google D
Grades:
7th - 10th
Spanish Daily Slides Agenda | Black History Month & Valentines Day
Seamlessly organize your daily Spanish classes and keep students on track with these Black History Month & Valentine's Day-themed Google Slides!**Note: This is a template for you to input your content. There is no content currently in the slides.**This resource includes the following slides:WelcomeCheck-inReadingListeningWritingSpeakingDay's objectiveLessonActivitiesClosing questionsYou will be able to add your own text, embed videos or other links, etc. You can also skip or delete slides yo
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Civil Rights Research Essay with Writing Guide and Rubric
Have your students research a leader from the Civil Rights Movement! This is a great lesson for February's celebration of Black History Month, but you can also use it at any time in the year to help your students expand their knowledge and practice their research and writing skills!Includes:Teacher instructionsFully-editable student instructions A Google Form with a list of over 70 activists who made/are making important strides for Civil Rights in America (also fully editable) for students to
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Black History Month Daily Agenda Slides
Use these slides for your morning meting or per period agenda! Blank copy is also included so you can add your own titles.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Daily Agenda Slides
Kindred Rhetorical Analysis Essay - Loving vs. Virginia
This is meant to be part of a novel study unit for the book Kindred by Octavia E. Butler but can be used as a stand-alone rhetorical analysis activity/essay. The reading is an excerpt from the trial, looking only at the arguments from the lawyers from the ACLU representing the Loving couple. The excerpt itself is not included due to copywrite, but a link to the trial transcript is included. This activity includes analytical questions over the argument as well as a prompt and outline for a rhetor
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Kindred Novel Study Unit
Parable of the Sower Literary Argument Essay (AP Lit)
This is part of a larger novel study unit over the book Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler. This item includes an AP-style literary argument prompt, an outline template, and a 6-point rubric. This prompt can be used with Parable of the Sower or another novel in which the setting has a significant impact on the characters.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Parable of the Sower Novel Study Unit (AP Lit)
Harriet Tubman: The Conductor of the Underground Railroad Reading Guide
The Harriet Tubman Reading Guide is designed to help your students follow along during a class reading. It is meant to be a quick, efficient use of time that allows students to follow along while reading. The Reading Guide includes: Reading Comprehension Questions for Chapters 1-19 Identification of Literary Elements including, setting, theme, impacts of historical context, etc. Identification of key characters BONUS Vocabulary Glossary Included for student reference.Answer Key Included
Grades:
6th - 7th
English/Español (Spanish) Media Analysis Graphic Organizer
This is a graphic organizer for writing a media analysis of any media form. The organizer is like an outline for a paragraph with questions for each sentence, sentence starters, and each prompt is translated into Spanish. Use this bilingual graphic organizer as a building block or do-it-yourself homework assignment for media analysis skills and paragraph writing full of argument, evidence, analysis.
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Monthly Newsletter - Character Traits/Virtues - Students Complete!
Have students take responsibility about their own learning and identify with diverse and influential people in our history/current day. This interactive newsletter is printed monthly and students fill out that months learning targets as well have the opportunity to learn about character traits or the Catholic Virtues identified with each remarkable person.People and Character Traits/Virtues Included are:September - Courageous -Terry FoxOctober - Compassionate - Saint TeresaNovember - Fair - Rut
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Not Grade Specific
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"I Have a Dream" Speech Video Analysis
Before we read "I Have a Dream" to dig into the rhetorical and persuasive strategies that King employs, we watch the speech on Youtube and analyze his speaking skills. It's powerful to watch and see the ways King engages such a large audience, and it's a more fun way to "first-read" the passage. The assignment contains a link to the video for students to re-watch, a prompt, a paragraph outline, and a topic sentence starter for students who struggle to begin writing an analytical paragraph.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Kindred Argument Essay
This is a prompt, outline, and rubric that can be paired with a novel study unit for Kindred by Octavia E. Butler. This includes the STAAR (Texas) persuasive essay rubric and a 5 point rubric that is similar to a scaled-down AP argument essay rubric.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Kindred Novel Study Unit
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