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Black History Month thematic unit plans for Easel Activities
Black History Month Differentiated Close Reading Unit
This Black History Month biography unit will introduce your students to 12 influential African Americans throughout different times in American history. This unit is designed to maximize student success since every article is offered in three levels of text and vocabulary complexity. The differentiation is done for you!
This is the perfect way to introduce your students to the contributions that African Americans have made in the areas of science, literature, politics, art, entertainment, educ
Grades:
1st - 4th
Also included in:Â Black History Month Biography BUNDLE
Let Me Tell You About Jackie Robinson: Mini Nonfiction Unit
Jackie Robinson was a gentle giant in the world of baseball. But long before he became a legend on the baseball diamond, he was an all-American athlete, considerate son, Army officer, and youngest of five children.  Three high-interest passages cover the highlights of Jackie's career and challenge students to think about this tumultuous period of American history. Students will be asked to make inferences, describe Jackie's relationships with others, practice vocabulary skills, and find evide
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Black History Month
This Black History Month unit introduces your students to the accomplishments of 28 different African Americans through "biography briefs". They make a fabulous Black History Month bulletin board display and are the perfect place to begin class discussions and/or student research. There are 28 cards included- one for each day in February!
This packet is designed to give your students an overview of the impact that African Americans have made in the areas of politics, civil rights, music, spor
Grades:
K - 10th
Also included in:Â Black History Month Biography BUNDLE
Rosa Parks- Black History Month
This resource includes a biography of Rosa Parks written on 3 different reading levels, 1 page of text dependent questions (perfect for class discussion and/or writing prompts) and 1 page for students to complete independantly (using evidence from the article to support their answers).
This resource was was designed to maximize student success since it is offered on three different levels of text and vocabulary complexity. The differentiation is done for you! Students can be given their ind
Grades:
1st - 4th
Ruby Bridges
Ruby Bridges: Help your students learn about Ruby Bridges and her important contributions to our nation's history.
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Included in this Ruby Bridge's product:
*A 5 page reading passage about Ruby Bridges (appropriate for grade levels 2-3).
*A mini book about Ruby Bridges with authentic and historical photographs (appropriate for grades 1-3).
*A anchor chart/mini poster of facts about Ruby Bridges with authentic photographs. Gr
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Segregation/Jim Crow Laws & The Other Side by Jacqueline Woodson Unit Study
Through this two-week unit, students will critically examine and compare themes in The Other Side by Jacqueline Woodson to develop an understanding of unjust practices and systemic racism against Black Americans. Students will connect themes in the story to the Jim Crow Laws of segregation and the fight for racial equality for Black Americans in the United States today by analyzing characters, conducting research, and analyzing perspectives. Activities Included:Jim Crow Laws Gallery Walk and Ref
Grades:
6th - 9th
Unit Plan for The Unsung Hero of Birdsong, USA by Brenda Woods
The Coretta Scott King Honor-winning author tells the moving story of the friendship between a young white boy and the Black WWII veteran who saved his life.On Gabriel's twelfth birthday, he gets a new bike--and is so excited that he accidentally rides it right into the path of a car. Fortunately, a Black man named Meriwether pushes him out of the way just in time, and fixes his damaged bike. As a thank you, Gabriel gets him a job at his dad's auto shop. Gabriel's dad hires him with some hesitat
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Black Americans - Pioneers in Food Science and Technology
BLACK HISTORY MONTH RESEARCH PROJECT Every February, we celebrate Black History Month, a time to honor the unique achievements of members of the African American community. To commemorate this occasion, I've created the Black History Month - Pioneers in Food Science and Technology Research Project and activities pack.This exciting educational resource provides insight into 12 prominent figures who have made significant contributions to the field of food science and technology throughout history.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Ruby Bridges Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Lesson
This nonfiction reading comprehension lesson is designed for 4th to 6th grade students and focuses on the inspiring life of Ruby Bridges, a symbol of courage and the civil rights movement. Through a series of high interest passages, and challenging questions students will delve into the historical context of segregation and Ruby's role in desegregating schools. They will also meet Mrs. Henry, Ruby's teacher. Ruby Bridges was only six years old at the height of the Civil Rights Movement, but she
Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in:Â Black History Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Bundle
Jackie Robinson: Non-Fiction Passages & Printables
A week long mini lesson on baseball legend Jackie Robinson consists of 3 informational text passages, 7 printables including one word problem page and answer keys. 19 pages total. Perfect for Black History Month or anytime that you are teaching your students about Heroes of History. Content is suitable for grades 3-6. ** Math interactive page includes 3 word problems featuring subtraction of four digit numbers, and multiplication and division of 2 digit numbers. Division answer is a decimal.**C
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Henry Box Brown: His Amazing Journey- Nonfiction Mini-Lesson
The primary objective of this lesson is to introduce 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students to the remarkable true story of Henry "Box" Brown, a 19th-century African American slave who escaped to freedom in a daring and unconventional way. Through this nonfiction lesson, students will develop a deeper understanding of slavery, and the resilience of individuals striving for freedom.What's Included: Nonfiction story of Henry's lifeText-Dependent QuestionsAnswer KeysCCSS covered:RI 4.1, 5.1, 6.1 - make i
Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in:Â Bundle: The Amazing Journey of Henry Box Brown Boom Cards and PDF
George Washington Carver Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Unit
This nonfiction reading comprehension unit about George Washington Carver is designed for 3rd to 5th-grade students. The unit introduces students to the life, contributions, and impact of George Washington Carver, a renowned scientist, educator, and inventor. The unit covers various aspects of Carver's life, including his early years, education, agricultural innovations, and his role as a prominent figure in American history - from his beginnings on a small farm in Diamond, MO to his lab at Tu
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Also included in:Â Black History Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Bundle
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