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Black History Month Common Core L.4.2d resources
Henry’s Freedom Box Read Aloud Book Companion Comprehension Black History Month
Henry’s Freedom Box Black History Month Book Study Companion Reading Comprehension Literacy Unit with Activities, based on the book Henry’s Freedom Box : A True Story from the Underground Railroad : Caldecott Honor Book : by Ellen Levin & Kadir Nelson. (book not included). This 46-page packet provides a variety of levels to reach each individual student. Please see preview pages and descriptions below . Worksheets include lined paper for easy handwriting practice: 46 Pages Total Include:1. T
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Martin Luther King Jr. MLK Day Black History Month Coded Words Activity
Martin Luther King Jr. MLK Coded Words fun activity sheet. Use as a time filler that is a vocabulary or spelling builder and a fun thing to do for a Martin Luther King Jr. enrichment activity for fast finishers. Figure out the coded words written with webdings by using the decoder. In color and black and white. Key included. NO PREP. Print and go. You may also like: Martin Luther King Jr. PowerPoint and MLK Writing AssignmentMalcolm X Biography PowerPointMartin Luther King Jr. Vs. Malcolm X Ve
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4th - 7th
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Black History Month - ASL Fingerspelling (Sign Language)
7 printable or digital pages for students to fingerspell words related to Black History Month: slavery, voter, owner, person, captain, soldier, respect, listen, honor, learn, share, immerse, trusted, healthy, curious, vigilant, cautious, durable, president, governor, mayor, Senator, citizen, captive, farm, field, Africa, America, ship, ocean, horses, cows, pigs, chickens, mules, oxen, desire, choice, wish, option, chance, and destiny. 7 printable or digital pages to use in class or for homework
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Also included in:Â Black History Month BUNDLE - Gifted and Talented
Spelling Unscramble for Black History Month
10 printable or digital pages of scrambled words to use during Black History Month, words like: freedom, respect, patriotism, learning, music, love, voting, justice, contribute, success, bondage, and Civil Rights leaders like Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr, Jesse Jackson, and Malcolm X. Students will work with images of the the US flag, families, a minister, voting, music notes, broken chains, a patriotic soldier, the scales of justice, and more. Encourage
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in:Â New Teacher Activities - February (First Year Teacher) BUNDLE
Literacy Activity Sheets for Fourth Grade, John Lewis
Grade level 4 appropriate reading passage. May be used to monitor reading fluency. Reading comprehension, writing, and vocabulary puzzle activities to engage readers. Answer key included.A Guide : Accuracy is Key!To use this reading passage to measure your reader’s reading fluency skills against grade level standards, please follow the directions below. Otherwise, permit independent completion of each activity sheet with some guided reading support to ensure enjoyable and informative literacy sk
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4th
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MLK Day Essay Writing -- Passage & Prompt -- Martin Luther King, Jr.
In this essay writing assignment, a passage of information is included and then a prompt: Students will read about the "Stone of Hope" at the Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial and will then write to express how they think MLK Jr. was himself a stone of hope in the civil rights movement. Use this assignment in class or as a homework assignment to reinforce students' understanding of this very important man and very important day commemorating him.
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Not Grade Specific
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