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Black History Month government grant proposals
Afrodescendientes, afrolatinos, biografías y proyecto de afrodescendencia
¿Buscando que tus estudiantes conozcan figuras afrodescendientes de Puerto Rico? ¿Necesitas una actividad para la semana de afrodescendencia?Este recurso es ideal para que tus estudiantes conozcan figuras afrodescendientes y su aportación a la cultura puertorriqueña al preparar una biografía, cartulina o presentation board. Podrán presentar oralmente cada uno de los personajes históricos para que toda la clase los conozca. Podrás seleccionar entre 4 sugerencias de evaluación con 3 diferentes rúb
Grades:
5th - 8th
Grant Proposal
Grant Proposal: Grant Proposal for a School Wide Election Event -
Would you love to write a grant for your elementary classroom but just can’t seem to get started? This winning proposal may be just what you need to jump-start your ability to plan, write, and carry-out an innovative teaching grant. Gifted and Talented students, in grades 1-6, will plan, design, and implement an election simulation project which involves the entire student body. Student leaders will hone in on their debating
Grades:
2nd - 6th, Staff
Fiscal Federalism Activity: Parent/Guardian Grant Proposal
This student-centered project is a wonderful way to introduce the concept of Fiscal Federalism to Civics/American Government students. In this fun and interactive activity, students will design grant applications in which they (the states) will request federal funding through categorical or block grants. Students will ask for things they really want or need by seeking parent/guardian (federal government) funding. It is an engaging way for students to learn and apply key terms like mandates, cate
Grades:
9th - 12th
Types:
Henry Box Brown Reader and Worksheets - Black History
Do you need activities to go along with your Henry "Box" Brown read aloud? This resources provides students with a brief background on who Henry "Box" Brown was and his journey to freedom from slavery. Kids can learn that with determination and perseverance that can beat any odds. Students can read and color a story, answer comprehension questions and write facts that they learned while listening to the story or reading it themselves.**************************************************************
Grades:
2nd - 3rd
I Am Black History Handwriting Alphabet Workbook - Kindergarten
These handwriting worksheets are supplemental to my children’s picture book, “I Am Black History from A-Z”, available on amazon.com and selected stores January 15th 2022. I AM Black History is a poetic journey through the alphabet honoring heroes of the African American community who fought for freedom and justice and who’s creative works had a significant impact on American society. To purchase click below:I Am Black History from A-Z The Coloring book is also now available hereI Am Black Histo
Time for Kids Current Events Grant
This grant was used to earn a 3 year subscription for Time for Kids. The purpose of the grant was for students to gain education in current events and become more aware of global issues. The grant includes:
- cost information
- detailed description of the grant
- common core standards that are aligned with the grant.
This grant is in word document form to easily edit and fit your personal needs.
Grades:
3rd - 4th
Types:
Realism through Photo Journalism-Elementary/Middle School Grant
A $500.00 funded Social Studies Grant from the state of Louisiana.
- The major focus of this project is to motivate the students to become aggressively engaged in activities whereby they will utilize information learned in class along with their technological skills to create a community awareness campaign that will encourage positive changes for all citizens.
Project Goals:
1. To introduce students to their role as citizens in a democratic society
2. To show students that they are an importa
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Grades:
4th - 9th
"I Have a Dream" Sketchnotes (LISTENING ACTIVITY)
Everyone knows the speech, but most students have never HEARD or SEEN Martin Luther King Jr. give his full speech. Let your classroom be their first time!Students will follow along with the speech (video link provided) and take notes on the provided handout as they listen. Perfect activity to send your students into the three-day weekend or use as part of Civil Rights Movement unit!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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