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Juneteenth Reading and Writing | Differentiated Social Studies Activities
Celebrate and educate with this differentiated Juneteenth resource, designed to help all learners understand the history, meaning, and celebration of Freedom Day—especially your neurodivergent, reluctant, and special education students. This Juneteenth Spark Scholar Pack includes an accessible informational booklet, vocabulary support, themed writing prompts, a quiz, and calming coloring pages—all designed with inclusive visuals, clear formatting, and multiple levels of support. Perfect for c
3rd - 9th
African History, U.S. History
CCSS
RI.3.1
, RI.3.2
, RI.3.4
+24
Juneteenth Lesson Presentation | History and Significance PowerPoint Slide Deck
Teach the powerful story and legacy of Juneteenth with this engaging, age-appropriate presentation designed for middle and high school classrooms. This ready-to-use resource introduces students to the history, meaning, and modern-day significance of Juneteenth, now recognized as a U.S. federal holiday. Perfect for history, social studies, advisory, or special event lessons during June or Black History Month, this slide deck encourages critical thinking and respectful classroom discussion. ** JUN
6th - 12th
U.S. History
Close Reading & Annotation | Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
Teach literacy as liberation through the words of Frederick Douglass. This close reading & annotation lesson uses a pivotal excerpt from Chapter 7 of Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave (1845), where Douglass secretly learns to read and realizes the power of literacy. Students practice close reading, annotation, and rhetorical analysis while exploring themes of freedom, oppression, and resistance.What’s Included: Annotatable excerpt from Chapter 7 of Narrative of th
9th - 12th
Black History, Close Reading, Literature
Antebellum, Civil War & Reconstruction Bundle | U.S. History Slides
If there’s one unit teachers can’t afford to have fall flat—it’s this one. The Civil War Era Bundle walks students from rising tension to full collapse and rebuilding, with clear structure and strong historical connections throughout. No more “wait…why did this happen again?” ✨ What’s Included: ✔️ Sectional Crisis ✔️ Civil War ✔️ Reconstruction ✔️ Google Slides + PDF ✔️ Built-in “Think Like a Historian” prompts ✔️ Key vocabulary and primary sources 💡 Perfect For: ✔️ One of the mos
7th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Speech Writing & Performance Activity-A Dream for Today’s America Grades 6-12
Celebrate student voice, reflection, and performance with this meaningful Speech Writing & Performance Activity: A Dream for Today’s America — perfect for Juneteenth, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and Black History Month! Designed for middle school and high school students, this engaging activity encourages students to reflect on themes of hope, equality, justice, freedom, kindness, and positive change while developing writing, speaking, and performance skills. Students choose from thoughtful sent
6th - 12th
Creative Writing, Drama, World History
Bias, Power & Belonging: A Lesson Plan for Real Conversations
Bias, Power & Belonging is a comprehensive, discussion-driven lesson plan that challenges students to examine how racial bias and stereotypes operate across four pillars of everyday life — healthcare, housing, employment, and entertainment. Through a powerful mix of video, interactive computer activities, differentiated readings, and data-backed discussion, students move beyond surface-level awareness to confront real systems: who gets proper medical care, who gets hired, who gets housed, and wh
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
African History, Black History
Equity Spotlight: Redlining and Redistricting (Finding the Zeros)
Connect Algebraic Functions to Real-World Equity! Help your algebra students master foundational polynomial functions by connecting mathematical analysis to a defining structural milestone in American history and civil rights. This Volume 2 Equity Spotlight features Redlining and Redistricting, allowing students to practice finding the zeros of quadratic and polynomial functions while analyzing the economic and political impacts of exclusionary mapping practices. Why this resource works for you
9th - 12th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Graphing
CCSS
HSA-APR.B.3
, HSA-REI.B.4
HBCUs Lesson | Historically Black Colleges & Universities Week 4
This Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) lesson helps students understand the purpose, history, and importance of HBCUs in Black history and education. Students learn why HBCUs were created, where they are located, and how they helped Black Americans gain access to education during times of segregation and inequality. This resource is ready to teach, student-friendly, and perfect for Black History Month or year-round instruction in upper elementary and middle school classroo
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
African History, Black History, Social Emotional Learning
Equity Spotlight: LeBron James: Adding and Subtracting Polynomials
Connect Polynomial Logic to the Power of Community!Challenge your students to master Simplifying Polynomial Expressions by connecting mathematical logic to the story of an athlete whose impact reaches far beyond the basketball court. This Equity Spotlight features LeBron James, allowing students to practice adding and subtracting polynomials while exploring how education and stable housing create a foundation for success. Standards Alignment:CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.HSA.APR.A.1: Understand that poly
8th - 11th
Algebra, Algebra 2
CCSS
HSA-APR.A.1
Mini-Unit Bundle | Close Reading & Annotation: Voices of Identity and Resistance
This 10–13 day Grades 10–11 English mini-unit combines four scaffolded close reading lessons into a powerful sequence on identity, oppression, resilience, literacy, and intersectionality. Featuring Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, Zitkála-Šá, and W.E.B. Du Bois, this bundle is fully scaffolded and editable — everything you need to run a critical close reading unit with zero prep. What’s Included: 4 Close Reading & Annotation lessons (each with excerpt, annotation guide, comprehension, anal
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Literature, Other (ELA)
Andrew Young: Civil Rights Leader & Diplomat
Andrew Young: Civil Rights Leader & Diplomat Lesson | Middle School Social Studies Grades 6–8Most students learn that Andrew Young worked alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This lesson helps them understand how Andrew Young used leadership, negotiation, and strategy to create change both during and after the Civil Rights Movement. Instead of focusing only on protests and speeches, students explore how movements also depend on organizers, diplomats, negotiators, and bridge-builders. Through an
5th - 9th
Black History, Civics, U.S. History
Rosa Parks & the Montgomery Bus Boycott
Rosa Parks & the Montgomery Bus Boycott Civil Rights Lesson | Middle School Social Studies Grades 6–8Most students learn that Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus. This lesson helps them understand why that moment mattered and how strategy, organization, and community action helped spark a national movement for change. Instead of treating Rosa Parks as simply a tired passenger, students explore how she became part of a larger fight against segregation and injustice. Through a powerfu
5th - 9th
Black History, Civics, U.S. History
An Evolution of Oppression and Progress
This slideshow is designed to teach the origins of human slavery, modern slavery, Western race based slavery, and the progression of rights and success of previously oppressed people. The slideshow starts by asking the questions, "Why is discussing the black experience in America a courageous conversation? Why have the conversation? Or, why not have the conversation?" The slideshow acknowledges that many types of people have faced oppression throughout human history, asks viewers to consider th
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Black History, U.S. History, World History
CCSS
RH.9-10.2
, RH.9-10.3
, RH.11-12.4
+1
Afro Latinindad DBQ: Sources on history, identity and resistance.
The influence of the African diaspora on the Americas is both profound and undeniable. Despite historical attempts to negate, erase, or minimize the contributions of people of African descent, this assignment seeks to celebrate and illuminate the extraordinary richness, diversity, and beauty of their legacy across the American continents. This assignment aims to provide students with a rich history and perspective on the Afro-Latin@ community. Students will tackle questions like: How did the Afr
7th - 12th
African History, Latino and Hispanic Studies, World History
CCSS
RH.9-10.1
, RH.9-10.2
, RH.9-10.5
+1
Stamped Racism, Antiracism, and You - Jason Reynolds - SECTION 3 - For Kids
This mini unit for Section 3 of the Jason Reynolds adaptation of Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You includes 38 pages of reading guides, writing prompts, and background knowledge builders aligned with both Common Core and TEKS. All materials are provided in both PDF and Google Slides. The following elements are included:Google Slides Link and InstructionsStandards Alignment: ELA Common Core State Standards, 9-10 Grade BandStandards Alignment: ELA Common Core State Standards, 11-12 Grade BandS
9th - 11th
Black History, Literature, Writing-Expository
CCSS
RI.9-10.1
, RI.9-10.3
, RI.9-10.6
+17
Mini-Lesson on the 13th Amendment: (Slides with with Turn & Talks + Prompts)
Bring history to life with this engaging, discussion-based mini-lesson on the 13th Amendment — designed for middle school social studies, ELA, or U.S. history classrooms. This 10-slide lesson helps students understand the who, what, when, where, and why behind the amendment that abolished slavery in the United States. Through short readings, turn-and-talk prompts, and reflection questions, students analyze the big and little contexts of the Civil War era while exploring the short- and long-t
6th - 9th
U.S. History
Comparative Rhetorical Analysis: Douglass and Allen
Engage your AP Language students with a powerful study of abolitionist rhetoric through Frederick Douglass’ “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” (1852) and Richard Allen’s “To Those Who Keep Slaves and Approve the Practice” (1794). This lesson helps students analyze how rhetorical situation, claims, evidence, and argument strategies work together in two landmark abolitionist texts—then challenges them to compare how context shapes rhetoric across time. What’s Included: Teacher and studen
10th - 12th
Black History, Informational Text, U.S. History
Plessy V Ferguson and the Dred Scott Case: History of Systemic Racism
The Supreme Court has shaped laws and beliefs in America since it was formed. In this persuasive essay on the history of two landmark court cases, students will argue which case had the largest impact on systemic racism today. This packet is no prep, and ready to print or assign in Google Classroom or any other online learning platform. Just give it to students, everything they need is here! Students are asked to answer the central question using the source material provided (included), as well
8th - 11th
Civics, Social Studies, U.S. History
American Civil War & Blockade Running
American Civil War greatly impacted the United States and The Bahamas. Make the lesson fun, interactive and easy for your students Perfect for students in grades 4-9 learning Social Studies in The Bahamas and the United States of America This file is easy to follow through for both students and teachers
4th - 9th
Black History, Civics, U.S. History
Lincoln and Davis: highly differentiated and flexible lesson.
See how the format works FOR FREE!. Get Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale at no cost. Part 1: Cloze sheets ( 25 gaps) on each subject’s life and career. Missing words boxed at the bottom of the sheet; each word is used once only. Differentiated four ways, 4 - least help to 1 - most help thus: (e.g. missing word is durable) 4: gap is __________________ 3: gap is __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 2: gap is d_________________ 1: gap is d __ __ __ __ __ __ (this doesn’t display correctly on TPT,
9th - 12th
Civics, U.S. History
AP African American Studies Topic 2.9 Creating Black Culture COMPLETE Lesson Pla
Struggling to Teach Source Analysis in AP African American Studies? This Data-Driven Lesson for Topic 2.9 is Your Solution! Topic: 2.9 - Creating Black Culture Focus Skill: Identifying Claims & Evidence Tired of seeing your students struggle with AP-style multiple-choice questions, especially those based on primary and secondary sources? I was, too. After analyzing my own AP Classroom data, I discovered "Identifying Claims and Evidence" was the #1 skill gap holding my students back from scores o
9th - 12th
African History, Black History, U.S. History
CCSS
RH.9-10.1
, RH.9-10.2
, RH.9-10.3
+17
AP African American Studies Unit 3.1-3.4 (Reconstruction) PowerPoint
This comprehensive and visually engaging PowerPoint covers AP African American Studies Unit 3.1-3.4 (Reconstruction and Its Unraveling), guiding students through the major political, social, and legal transformations African Americans experienced from emancipation through the defeat of Reconstruction. Built to align with the College Board AP African American Studies framework, this resource saves teachers valuable prep time while helping students build strong content knowledge and analytical s
9th - 12th
African History, U.S. History
Also included in: AP African American Studies FULL Unit 3 PowerPoint Bundle
AP African American Studies Unit 3.5–3.6 PowerPoint
This comprehensive and visually engaging PowerPoint covers AP African American Studies Unit 3.5–3.6, examining how disenfranchisement, segregation, racial terror, and cultural resistance shaped African American life in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Built to align with the College Board AP African American Studies framework, this resource helps students analyze how white supremacy was enforced through both law and violence, while also highlighting African American resistanc
9th - 12th
African History, U.S. History
Also included in: AP African American Studies FULL Unit 3 PowerPoint Bundle
Black American History Lecture Slides
This Black History Month Presentation & Research Project is a comprehensive, engaging resource designed to help students explore the depth, impact, and significance of Black history in the United States and beyond. This lesson goes beyond surface-level content, encouraging students to think critically about history, representation, and the ongoing impact of the past on today’s society. The presentation introduces students to the purpose of Black History Month as a time to recognize the central
6th - 12th
African History, Black History, U.S. History
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