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7th grade Black History Month homeschool curricula
Bitmoji Classroom Black History Month Music Legends (Blues to Pop) w/activities
Celebrate Black History Month on stage with some of the most iconic and important musicians in the history of modern music. But you can also celebrate these legends anytime and throughout the year! This resource can be used for both in-person instruction and remote learning!Legends of Blues, Jazz, Rock, and Pop music come together in these two Bitmoji Rooms. Add in your Bitmoji to lead the lesson and join with the legends! The rooms can be edited to meet your needs if you would like to move, ad
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3rd - 11th, Staff
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Also included in: Legends of Music! Bitmoji classroom/morning agenda slides w/activities!
Harriet Tubman/Black History/ Bitmoj Virtual Classroom w/activities
Moses is coming! Here is a bitmoji classroom celebrating the life of one of the most famous Americans who helped lead slaves to freedom, Harriet Tubman. This is a perfect lesson for studying your history curriculum or for Black History Month.In this classroom, you will find links to videos, web quests, and readings on Tubman's life and the Underground Railroad. Questions to discuss students' prior knowledge, exit ticket slide, and writing prompt slides are also included.This slide can be edited
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4th - 11th, Staff
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The Watsons Go To Birmingham, 1963 Unit Bundle
This is a unit based upon the novel "The Watsons Go To Birmingham" by Christopher Paul Curtis. It has been aligned to the new common core standards. You will be receiving everything you need to teach this unit! You are receiving 3 1/2 weeks of lesson plans that are ready to print out and paste into your plan book. You will also be receiving a list of vocabulary words for each of the 3 weeks you are teaching the novel as well as vocabulary organizers, power points to teach the words, Vocabulary c
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5th - 7th
Power point: Underground Railroad and Abolitionists
This 23 slide power point can be used to introduce or review the underground railroad and key abolitionists. One slide will ask the question and the following slide provide the answer. All slides contain graphics including notable people, both slave and free and code words used on the Underground Railroad. Links to internet resources and interactive games and activities are included.
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Mystery of the Underground Railroad Conductor (role play activ
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Black History Month bundle (in person and remote)
BLACK HISTORY MONTH BUNDLE || Biographies, Activities, The Help Movie Guide
⚡ SAVE MONEY and TIME with this BLACK HISTORY MONTH BUNDLE ⚡Uncover stories of resilience, brilliance, and empowerment with this special bundle that includes biographies and engaging complementary activities, and also a comprehensive movie guide for the remarkable movie "The Help". This is your all-in-one solution to ignite meaningful conversations in your classroom!We recommend using these resources with Middle School and High School students, and also with ELL/ESL students whose level of Engli
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
The Development of Race Based Slavery/The Middle Passage unit, including text
“I really like your units. They are detailed and allows for critical thinking on the part of the students. Thank you!”Why did the European colonists in the New World use African slaves for their labor? How did the system of enslaving an entire race of people begin? Curious students want to know the answer to these questions, and textbooks have typically ignored them – until now.This 10 day unit examines the development of race based slavery in the New World, spreading from the sugar plantations
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7th - 11th
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African-Americans in the Civil War mini-unit, including text
Unlike the American Revolutionary War, there was no conflict or disagreement among African-Americans over which side to support. Although Northern policy at the beginning of the war was to preclude black participation in the war effort, both the need for manpower and the realization that ending the War required ending slavery quickly reversed that policy and with it, the course of the War itself.In this two day mini-unit, students will learn about the unique experience of African-Americans in th
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7th - 11th
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March - John Lewis, Graphic Novel Ultimate Guide
Black History MonthBeyond Martin Luther King Jr.Civil Rights MovementGraphic NovelsTry teaching the Civil Rights using John Lewis' graphic novel, March Book 1. This is a 16-page guide for students to use while exploring book 1. Students will explore the Civil Rights movement as an eyewitness thanks to John Lewis. Students perform analysis, answer critical thinking questions, provide reflection, and explore links as well as practice graphic novel analysis. This file is a word document so you
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6th - 12th
Black History Month Bitmoji Classroom History's Prominent Figures w/activity
Here is a classroom celebrating the lives of the some of the most important figures in the history of the world! This room is linked to biographies of these important men and women who broke the color barrier in many different areas of society including: civil rights, inventions, music, entertainment, politics, sports and more! The links have been converted to safe links. There are two rooms with the same people but the first room includes the safe links.This activity can be used digitally for
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1st - 10th, Staff
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Hidden Figures & Reaching For The Moon (YRE) Chapter Questions & Answer Key
110+ PAGES OF QUESTIONS and ANSWERS! This book study bundle provides chapter context questions w/ answer key based on the Young Reader Editions of Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly, and Reaching for the Moon, an autobiography by NASA mathematician and Hidden Figures' inspiration Katherine Johnson! Also included are Anticipation Guides for students to respond to major ideas and themes addressed in the books before and after reading. Perfect book studies for middle and lower high school stude
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5th - 8th
Dr. Martin Luther King Bitmoji Classroom w/writing activities Distance Learning
Martin Luther King Jr. is one of the most important and influential people of the 20th century. In this classroom, students will learn the history of King, via videos, and read a louds. There are even links to a True/False review and online games about King. This room can be used for MLK day or Black History Month. This resource also has slides with several activities that teachers can use for an exit ticket, or any additional instructional outcome. Use all the slides, or pick and choose. Slide
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1st - 8th
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Black Scientists, Inventors, Entrepreneurs and More Coloring Pages
These coloring pages provide an excellent way to celebrate Black History month! Each page introduces students to African-American scientists, doctors, engineers, and more! A brief bio of these prominent figures is featured on each page and may prompt students to do further research. Featured in this product are: Lonnie Johnson, Daniel Hale Williams, Katherine Johnson, Garrett Morgan, Granville T. Woods, Marie Van Brittan Brown, Frederick McKinley Jones, Madame C.J. Walker, Otis Boykin, Kimberl
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3rd - 12th
Untold Histories of WWII Card Fan
One of the most fascinating things about histories are the stories of the every day, regular people who stepped up, used what they had and made a profound difference in the lives of others. In this project, 13 such individuals and their stories are highlighted. These people (and even 2 animals) have diverse backgrounds and remarkable stories. The card fan is a way for students to summarize their learning about these people. It’s recommended to first try and research them on the internet to build
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7th - 12th
Everything you need to Ace American History Unit 9: Post World War II 1945-1980
This bundle to accompany the book:The COMPLETE Middle School Study GuideEverything you need to know to Ace American HistoryIn one big fat notebook series~STUDY GUIDES~This bundle includes Chapters 38-45 study guides, & tests. It also includes a bonus exercise for most chapters. Additionally, you will find a broken-down timetable/list of resources with clickable links to books, & videos used to help teach the lessons.No need to print! Use as a digital resource. Kami, Google Classroom, or
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5th - 12th
Juneteenth - A Celebration of Freedom Informational Text
Written in a e-zine style, this high-interest informational text will introduce your students to the Juneteenth holiday and its significance. The resource can be used separately, or as a supplement to other materials, including my Juneteenth Celebration - Report Study Pages. Learners will discover the answer to several questions about Juneteenth, including why some people in the United States remained enslaved more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamationwhat the Juneteenth flag symb
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4th - 9th
Martin Luther King Jr Day Lesson Plan + Worksheets & Printable Activities Bundle
This is a FUN MLK Jr. Complete Lesson Plan with printables and worksheets plus a craft and handouts for classroom and homeschool use comes with activities, printable reading comprehension items, timeline, 6 writing prompts, word search, KWL chart, classroom projects, media suggestions, and MORE! The subjects covered are ELA and History - Social Studies. It also incorporates arts n crafts. Includes a BONUS Acrostic! It can be used with upper elementary students and middle school students. Fluent
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3rd - 12th
African-Americans in the Revolutionary War mini-unit, including text
The American Revolutionary War didn’t just highlight the hypocrisy of those American leaders (such as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson) who fought for their own freedom while enslaving others. It also presented enslaved African-Americans with a number of challenges and opportunities for freedom for themselves. Lord Dunmore’s Proclamation, General Clinton’s standing orders, and various colonial recruitment efforts gave slaves several options – none without their risks – to pursue release th
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7th - 11th
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Women's History Month| Black History Month Coloring Pages
These coloring pages provide an excellent way to celebrate Women's History month and/or Black History Month! Each page introduces students to African-American women--from the past and the present--who has made contributions to changing our world. A brief bio of these prominent figures is featured on each page and may prompt students to do further research.Women featured in this product are: Ida B. Wells, Septima Clark, Madame C.J. Walker, Elizabeth Freeman, Shirley Chisholm, Harriet Tubman, Kath
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4th - 12th
African American Folktales Presentation
Help your students to learn more about African American folktales with is informative PowerPoint presentation. This 19 slide presentation is packed with animation and information that explore aspects of African American folktales:HistoryCategoriesCharactersLanguageThemesEvolution
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5th - 8th
Bud, Not Buddy Battle of the Books Questions
This file contains Battle of the Books style questions for the book, Bud, Not Buddy.
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3rd - 8th
Twelve Famous Black Leaders (ESL or Spanish Immersion)
Black History Month Lesson--lección de la Herencia Negra for ELL classroom.Images of twelve famous Black Leaders followed by a description in Spanish. The second part of the slides can be used as a guessing game (Spanish only) in which students listen to a description of a leader and have to guess their name.Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Rosa Parks, Bessie Coleman, Amanda Gorman, Serena Williams, George W. Carver, Jackie Robinson, Alton C. Parker, Oscar Peterson, Dr. Mae Jemison, Ruby Bridges.Imág
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K - 8th
Civil Rights Leaders Jigsaw Activity
Full period jigsaw activity about major leaders of the Civil Rights Movement. Includes:Passages about Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, and John LewisJigsaw handout with extended response questions
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7th - 9th
Black History Month Project: Creative Writing Project Langston Hughes, Rubric
Expose your students to some of the most iconic writing in American history with this Black History Month Poetry & Creative Writing Project for middle and high school ELA students. Students are introduced to one of the most influential African American writers, Langston Hughes, who was also a leading figure during the Harlem Renaissance. During this project, students learn about Langston Hughes, read and analyze one of his poems, Themes for English B, and write a poem of their own using Hugh
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6th - 12th
DIVERSITY TOLERANCE JUDGEMENT KINDNESS Ready to Use w NO Prep 3 videos
This is a READY TO USE (NO PREP) Social-emotional Learning lesson that addresses the ever-important concept of SELF-ESTEEM, DIVERSITY, JUDGEMENT IN OUR SOCIETY, CHOOSING KINDNESS OVER PREJUDICE & JUDGEMENT. It includes links to 3 videos. Also included is a lesson introduction video by Izzy the Wonder Dog.Concepts included are:Being aware of your judgmentsHidden causes for behaviorsWe are all uniqueOur uniqueness makes us specialReality TV encourages judgmentThis lesson is appropriate for us
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2nd - 9th
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