Famous African Americans in History Scoot With QR Codes Set 2| Black History

Deepen your students knowledge of the contributions and achievements of Living Legends, Trailblazers and events in Black history in a fun and engaging way! This set of 32 task cards features a fact about the historic contributions of African Americans or events in history that act as a clue for students to solve. This resource is a great addition to your Black History month lessons, and would also be a great way to lead discussions and create research opportunities throughout the course of the school year.

What a wonderful way to teach unfamiliar parts of history or to learn how much your students already know!

This resource includes:

•32 cards that may be used for a game of Scoot or as Task Cards

•QR Codes that can be scanned for self-checking

•Teacher directions to assist with setting up and playing Scoot

•A Recording Sheet

•An Answer Key

•Suggestions for using/teaching the featured history facts

The following Living Legends, Trailblazers, and historic events are featured:

♦ Rebecca Lee Crumpler

♦ HBCUs

♦ Marine Corps Col. Lorna M. Mahlock

♦ Colin Kapernick

♦ George Taliaferro

♦ Jesse Owens

♦ London Breed

♦ Stephen "Steph" Curry

♦ Brown vs Board of Education

♦ Black is Beautiful Movement

♦ Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Jr.

♦ Black Cowboys

♦ Tommie Smith and John Carlos

♦ "I'm Black and I'm Proud"

♦ Voting Rights Act of 1965

♦ Hattie McDaniel

♦ Rev. Dr. Joseph E. Lowery

♦ Black Panther

♦ Jet Magazine

♦ Tyra Banks

♦ Smithsonian National Museum of African-American History and Culture

♦ Lady Bird Cleveland

♦ Viola Davis

♦ Romare Bearden

♦ Beverly Johnson

♦ Alice Walker

♦ John H. Johnson

♦ Chadwick Boseman

♦ Harlem Renaissance

♦ Rev. Andrew Young

♦ Victor Glover, Jr.

♦ 15th Amendment

Use this activity:

• During Black History Month

• Any time of the year

• For any Social Studies lesson

• To compliment units on different eras in history

• To inspire students to persevere and follow their dreams

• United States history

• Discussions on segregation, racism, race relations

• To inspire discussions on past, present, and future

If you would love to try this activity, download the Black History Scoot Freebie.

You may also be interested in:

The original set of task cards, Famous African Americans in History Scoot or Task Cards with QR Codes

Women in History Scoot or Task Cards With QR Codes

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