Ruby Bridges Lesson & Activities| Civil Rights Unit| Worksheets

Teach students about bravery and impact of Ruby Bridges, the first African American child to integrate an all-white elementary school in New Orleans in 1960.

This engaging lesson introduces students to important events during the Civil Rights Movement while building reading, comprehension, sequencing, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills.

Students will explore Ruby Bridges' story through interactive worksheets, timeline activities, writing prompts, quizzes, and coloring pages.

This resource is perfect for Black History Month or Women's History Month, social studies lessons, literacy integration, and civil rights units.

What's included

Teacher Materials

• Complete lesson plan
• Teacher directions
• Answer Key

Student Activities

• Reading comprehension
• Vocabulary worksheet
• Sequencing activity
• Timeline worksheet with illustrations
• Writing prompt worksheet
• True/False quiz

Bonus Resource

• Digital resources page with Quizlet vocabulary practice.

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