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Black History Month resources for Microsoft Word and for parents
Black Inventors Help to Change the World
Black History Month. Everywhere you look you can see the inventions of Black people. The African American has continued to contribute to the fabric of America by inventing many things that can be identified at home, school, and in the community. As you relate with your young child(ren) or students, identify the wonderful inventions that they can see daily. An invention can be something that is completely new that did not exist before or it can be an improvement on something that was already
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PreK - 4th
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Cheerio Inspired Snack Mats - People Bundle
14 Cheerio Snack Mats - People BundleThese pages can be printed on a standard 8.5"x11" paper, and the Cheerio is "true to size." I then laminate these snack mats to allow infinite use. My little one is 13 months and he works on his fine motor skills, counting, recognizing colors, vocabulary; and so much more while he enjoys a healthy snack. Pages Included:AfroBillardsBoy ScoutBubble BathChicken PoxConverseCrownHula DancersJewelryJugglerRed Polka Dot DressS'moresSnowball FightSombrero
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PreK
Also included in: Cheerio Inspired Snack Mats - COMPLETE Bundle
Thank You Ma'am Assessment w/ Answer Key
Looking for a multiple choice STAAR aligned assessment with a section for reader's response? Thank You Ma'am is a great short story passage to assess your student's mastery of the teks you've taught using this genre. Assessment can also be broken down into exit tickets for the week.
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5th - 8th
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Black History Month - acrostic poem
February is Black History Month, also known as African American History Month. To celebrate and bring awareness to the many great African Americans who’ve shaped and/or contributed to our nation’s history, ask the students to create an acrostic poem about one individual.
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Not Grade Specific
Black History Math/Literacy Night
Are you hosting a math/literacy night for your students and parents? Want to make the theme around Black History?
I have given you different ideas based on black history for students and parents to participate in that are centered around math and literacy concepts.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Inspiration and Encouragement from Martin Luther King, Jr
The first page gives students the opportunity to write about something they want to do that requires bravery. After learning about Dr. King and his accomplishments, teachers should challenge their students to accomplish something in their life just like Dr. King did.
The second page explains the values of Dr. King's parents and the support he had as a kid from them. Teachers can ask for parents to write an encouraging note on the page for their child above the teacher's note. Above the pare
Grades:
1st - 5th
African American Research/Writing Project
Each child in my class researched a famous African American during the month of February. They then complete a written report as if they are the are that African American. To complete the research project, they dress up and present their research to their classmates and families.
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3rd - 4th
Social Justice Warriors Class Theme Packet
When using social justice as a class theme, this can be used to give to parents during Open House or whenever you plan to implement the change in the classroom. It allows parents to be aware of what will be discussed throughout the curriculum during the year. Other pertinent information can be added to this packet such as parent contact information, etc. and given out all at once when meeting new parents.
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Not Grade Specific
Introduction of Science Inventions in Ancient Africa
The words 'science' and 'Africa' are not expected to be found in the same sentence as ancient Africans are often tagged 'a primitive and uncivilised people'. Of course, we all know that science has no place in primitivity, or does it in respect to African primitivity? Permit me to shock you - science in ancient Africa was present all over the African continent and beyond. It is difficult to place science in Africa to just one region or tribe. This easy-to-read book of 32 pages with real photos o
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Not Grade Specific
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Tulsa Race Massacre Lesson - Opt Out Parental/Guardian Form
This lesson examines the event known as the Tulsa Race Massacre/Tulsa Race Riot. This looks at several videos that build background knowledge around the event as well as an article explaining the events in detail.Disclaimer: This lesson is on a dark part of America’s history and tackles some hard truths in our country. If students feel uncomfortable, please allow them to opt out and provide counseling resources if they are in need of processing. However, it is essential that our instruction incl
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Tulsa Race Massacre Lesson - Bundle
Book List, Resources, & Websites to Help Teach Our Youth About Social Injustice
Booklist, Resources, and Websites to Help Teach Our Youth About Racism and Other Social InjusticesThis is a great resource to share with parents and caregivers of children of all ages.
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Not Grade Specific
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