Who Am I? Matching Cards - "Arab American Heritage Month Matching Cards" | Game

Engage your students in a fun and educational activity with these Arab American Heritage Month Matching Cards! This game is designed to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Arab Americans while enhancing students' knowledge and understanding of influential figures.

With colorful and vibrant illustrations, these matching cards feature notable Arab American individuals from various fields such as literature, entertainment, science, and activism. Students will enjoy learning about these inspiring figures while sharpening their memory and critical thinking skills.

This resource includes:

• A set of matching cards featuring 10 prominent Arab American personalities
• Each card contains a brief description of the figure's achievements and contributions
• Instructions for gameplay, providing versatility for use in classrooms or learning centers
• Printable and easy-to-use format for hassle-free preparation and implementation

Whether used during Arab American Heritage Month or as part of a multicultural curriculum, these matching cards offer an engaging way for students to explore and celebrate the diverse contributions of Arab Americans to society. Enhance cultural awareness and celebrate diversity with this exciting educational resource!

Arab American Heritage Month Resources:

1. Arab American heritage Month | Biography Research Template| 20 Important figures
2. Arab American Heritage Month Bulletin Board (19 Important Facts) 19 Figures
3. Arab American Month Icons Quote Classroom Bulletin Board-19 Inspirational
4. Dive into History:10 Fascinating Facts for Arab American Heritage Bulletin Board

Influential arab included: 

1. Ralph Nader - Consumer advocate, political activist, and author.
2. Tony Shalhoub - Emmy-winning actor known for roles in "Monk" and "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."
3. Paula Abdul - Singer, dancer, and former judge on "American Idol."
4. Danny Thomas - Actor, comedian, and founder of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
5. Rami Malek - Oscar-winning actor known for his role in "Bohemian Rhapsody."
6. Jamie Farr - Actor best known for his role as Corporal Klinger on "MAS*H."
7. Casey Kasem - Legendary radio personality and voice actor.
8. Gibran Khalil Gibran - Poet, philosopher, and artist, best known for "The Prophet."
9. Andre Dubus III - Author of "House of Sand and Fog" and other acclaimed novels.
10. Edward Said - Literary theorist, cultural critic, and Palestinian rights advocate.
11. Omar Sharif - Legendary actor known for roles in "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Doctor Zhivago."
12. Ilhan Omar - U.S. Representative for Minnesota's 5th congressional district.
13. Rashida Tlaib - U.S. Representative for Michigan's 13th congressional district.
14. Alia Shawkat - Actress known for her role in "Arrested Development."
15. Ahmed Zewail - Nobel Prize-winning chemist known for his work in femtochemistry.
16. Joumana Kidd - Television personality and philanthropist.
17. Zaha Hadid - Influential architect known for her innovative designs.
18. Vic Tayback - Actor best known for his role as Mel Sharples on "Alice."
19. Amal Clooney - Human rights lawyer and activist.
20. Ayad Akhtar - Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and author.

-This pack is saved as a pdf. file

-This resource is a great addition activity to the Women's History Month lesson and is ideal for independent research.

-Grab your media specialist, get your computers ready, and have fun learning about some new people.

-Late April (you could start these in Feb and display them in April) or APril is the perfect time to let students start doing some research independently. They have been in school for half the year, so it's time to see what they can do.)

Tags:

1. Arab American Heritage Month
2. Cultural Diversity
3. Multicultural Education
4. Arab American Figures
5. Educational Games
6. Matching Cards
7. Classroom Activities
8. History Education
9. Social Studies
10. Diversity Celebration