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African history Common Core RI.2.6 resources
Storylineonline: Trombone Shorty: Reading Comprehension Activity
This NO-PREP reading comprehension activity is ready-made for you! Students simply follow the link to each book read-aloud, listen to the story, then complete the worksheet- which is filled with standards that students need to succeed! Easy to use as a daily language lesson. Perfect for Summer School and Special Education.
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1st - 3rd
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Jeopardy (First Semester Friendly)
I am a black woman. I have been a black student. educator and now mother. I wear many hats all through the lens of a black woman. I say all of this to say representation matters. I created this jeopardy to educate our youth and educate from our cultural experiences (if they are shared). I hope you and whoever you share this with enjoy!
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Not Grade Specific
Beyond Black History Month - Shaka Zulu Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension
Welcome to the Shaka Zulu Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension Worksheet Bundle. This bundle is designed to provide educators and students with a comprehensive learning experience about the life and legacy of Shaka Zulu.Shaka Zulu is a significant figure in African history, representing a powerful leader and unifier of the Zulu people. Learning about his life and legacy can provide students with a powerful example of black leadership and empowerment. This bundle offers an opportunity to move beyond
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2nd - 5th
Beyond Black History Month - King Menelik I Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension
Welcome to the King Menelik I of Ethiopia Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension Worksheet Bundle! As an educator, you know the importance of teaching students about black history in it's full context, inclusive of their rich and royal African heritage. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive bundle of non-fiction worksheets to teach students about the life and legacy of King Menelik I of Ethiopia. This bundle includes 6 worksheets that cover topics such as the early life of King Menelik I, his a
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2nd - 5th
What's My Name (Black History Edition)
Black history month is the shortest month of the year and all anybody every wants to discuss is Martin Luther King Jr. Don't get me wrong he is a very pivotal person within our black households and our nation. However, our students need to learn about other influential black people. They need other forms of representation. I created this worksheet to examine my students prior knowledge, then I used the data collected to teach the students about someone knew every other day. I hope your students
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Not Grade Specific
Beyond Black History Month - Queen Hatshepsut Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension
Welcome to the Queen Hatshepsut Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension Worksheet Bundle! This bundle is designed to bring the legacy of Queen Hatshepsut to life for students and educators. This bundle includes comprehensive worksheets that help educators and students explore Queen Hatshepsut's life and legacy. The activities are designed to help students develop critical thinking, writing, and reading comprehension skills. Learning about the life and legacy of an influential black leader like Queen
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2nd - 5th
First African American Supreme Court Justice: Thurgood Marshall (shared Reading)
This is a short biography about Thurgood Marshall. He was the first African American Supreme Court Justice. The reading states how he uses his education and and power to bring justice to the African Americans during Civil Rights movement. Great text for informational writing, black history months, history, shared reading, Close reading, and practicing for ELA assessments.
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1st - 5th
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