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The Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert Coles is a courageous and inspiring account of the action taken by Ruby Bridges to desegregate the New Orleans Public Schools in 1960. The US government issued an order to integrate public schools much to the disapproval of the public. Ruby Bridges was selected t
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Download and print a sheet of QR codes for your classroom listening library! Students simply scan the codes with any QR App to watch books read aloud. All QR codes are links to YouTube videos via the website SafeShare.TV. The site enables your students to not see any adds on the sides of the video.
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Also included in: QR Code Listening Center - FULL BUNDLE
This PowerPoint presentation will provide your students with an introduction to jazz music and will highlight the important contributions of African American musicians.
Included in this presentation are slides that address the origins of jazz, ragtime music, the blues, swing and dixieland.
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This is a CCSS aligned, multimedia literary analysis pack for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I have a Dream" speech.
With the activities included in this pack, students will demonstrate understanding of the civil rights movement, analyze vocabulary, themes, and the figurative language of Dr.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s message will linger with your students through this memorable song. The lyrics teach that Dr. King used the power of speech to change the world. The greater message is that our children can also dream to make a difference--and follow through using the power of words.In a
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Freedom Summer by Deborah Wiles, is a moving story about two young boys, one white and one black, who grew up during the time of segregation. In the summer of 1964, the boys find out that the local pool, which only serves whites, must now integrate and allow people of all races to enjoy the pool. Th
Martin’s Big Words, written by Doreen Rappaport, is the story of Martin Luther King, one of the greatest leaders in the American Civil Rights Movement. King was a minister who preached about having peace and equality. He felt that non-violence was the best approach to fighting against inequality. W
This webquest serves to highlight accomplishments of African-American men and women in the field of science. It is an activity that would fit in with Black History Month in February or any time students study famous scientists.Students are directed to five websites to find and synthesize informatio
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This video is meant to teach students about Jackie Robinson. Discusses his life growing up, what life was like as a major league baseball player living during segregation, how he proved himself successful as an African American during this time, life after retirement, and the many ways he was honore
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Also included in: Black History Month Video Bundle
Obama's speeches are memorable and powerful for their progressive, spiritual vision and their abundant use of traditional speechwriting techniques, such as parallel structure, balanced phrasing, and alliteration. The class can start by listening to his speech on YouTube to get connected with the lan
Martin Luther King PowerPoint | Martin Luther King Power Point
Learn key information about the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Your students will enjoy this engaging PowerPoint lesson about Martin Luther King Jr.
Check out these other Martin Luther King Day activities:
Martin Luther King Puppet
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This year, make Black History Month come alive for your students with a musical video and set of illustrated activities about MLK, the Civil Rights icon. Learn how he rose to become one of the greatest men in History through his m
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This video is meant to teach students about George Washington . Discusses his life growing up, what life was like as Commander in Chief of the Continental Army, how he proved himself worthy of the title of First President of the United States, life after retirement, and the many ways he was honored
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Also included in: American Revolution Video Bundle
"Hatshepsut Queen Pharaoah" is a nonfiction text and lesson plan about the female Egyptian Pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty. She claimed herself to be divinely born and declared herself pharaoh. She ruled for 22 years peacefully. Students will learn about how her actions affected the kingdom of Eg
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This year, make Black History Month come alive for your students with a musical video and set of illustrated activities about MLK, the Civil Rights icon. Learn how he rose to become one of the greatest men in History through his m
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This year, make Black History Month come alive for your students with a musical video and set of illustrated activities about MLK, the Civil Rights icon. Learn how he rose to become one of the greatest men in History through his m
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Celebrate Black History Month with this "Know Your Heritage" themed game show. It includes 31 black standard multiple choice questions and 8 bonus questions. The files include sound and cool slide transitions.
Get the study guide here
This is a black history themed PowerPoin
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This PowerPoint was created as an introduction to the Civil Rights movement. Students look at pictures and listen to music as the PowerPoint plays.
There are 5 sections:
--Segregation and Discrimination
--Violence and Oppression
--Protest and Leadership
--Tragedy and Setback
--Perseverance and Victo
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Use this film guide to discuss the film with your students. There are 7 questions in this guide.
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This year, make Black History Month come alive for your students with a musical video and set of illustrated activities about MLK, the Civil Rights icon. Learn how he rose to become one of the greatest men in History through his m
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This video is meant to teach students about many of the famous African American leaders of the United States. Discusses Martin Luther King, Jr., Sojourner Truth, Crispus Attucks, Benjamin Banneker, Jackie Robinson, Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Ruby Bridges, and more. 3 minutes and
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by Pictures say a thousand words! Harper Lee's iconic American novel was written in the midst of the Civil Rights Movement and takes place during the Jim Crow era in the south. Both of these time periods are complex and sometimes hard for a 21st century student to even imagine, so photos make for a gre
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Inspire your students to "live their best life" through Dr. King's speech on building your life's blueprint. This lesson is equipped with an excerpt of King's 1967 speech given to a junior high school audience in Philadelphia.The teacher's guide provides prompts for lively discussions/debates among
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Introduce your students to some great inventors, all of whom are also African American.Students will discover the lives of the following African American investors: Norbert Rillieux, Elijah McCoy, Lewis H Latimer, Jan E Matzeliger, George Washington Carver, Sarah Walker, Granville T Woods, Garrett
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