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Black History Month Mini-Poster Project
Black History Month Mini-Poster Project
Black History Month Mini-Poster Project
Black History Month Mini-Poster Project
Black History Month Mini-Poster Project
Black History Month Mini-Poster Project
Black History Month Mini-Poster Project
Black History Month Mini-Poster Project
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A project for increasing understanding and appreciation for the contributions of Africans Americans to our nation's history. Black History Month project duration from 1 - 2 weeks depending on options chosen. The mini-poster and gallery walk format allow for flexibility and differentiation. Students contract for their grade and the gallery walk makes presentations more interesting and holds all students accountable for more than just their researched person.

This resource includes the following:
☆Teacher Directions/Suggestions for Implementation
☆ Famous African American Poster handout for student
☆ Famous African American Poster Rubric handout for student
☆ List of 36 famous African Americans to copy and cut apart
☆ Note Catcher for student presentation day
☆ Extension Activity
☆ Photo of sample poster
☆ Cut outs for teacher to make sample poster

For more information on gallery walks – read my article with the following link.
http://peaklearningresources.com/

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Black History Month Mini-Poster Project

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Peak Learning Resources
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Grades
4th - 8th
Pages
11
Teaching Duration
1 Week

Description

A project for increasing understanding and appreciation for the contributions of Africans Americans to our nation's history. Black History Month project duration from 1 - 2 weeks depending on options chosen. The mini-poster and gallery walk format allow for flexibility and differentiation. Students contract for their grade and the gallery walk makes presentations more interesting and holds all students accountable for more than just their researched person.

This resource includes the following:
☆Teacher Directions/Suggestions for Implementation
☆ Famous African American Poster handout for student
☆ Famous African American Poster Rubric handout for student
☆ List of 36 famous African Americans to copy and cut apart
☆ Note Catcher for student presentation day
☆ Extension Activity
☆ Photo of sample poster
☆ Cut outs for teacher to make sample poster

For more information on gallery walks – read my article with the following link.
http://peaklearningresources.com/

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Rated 4 out of 5
February 10, 2021
Nice project for the kids
Shannon S.
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Grades taught: 7th, 8th
Student populations: Learning difficulties

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