During Black History Month, one of the things that 3rd grade teacher Adrienne Wiggins loves to do is use biography cards to help integrate Black History into her classroom on a daily basis. Check out her other ideas for incorporating the culture, history, and contributions of Black Americans into the classroom.
How will you celebrate Black History Month during February and weave these important figures and history into your classroom throughout the year? Take a look at some creative resources from Teacher-Authors in the TpT community. You’ll find unit studies, reading comprehension activities, classroom posters, and more.
How will you celebrate Black History Month during February and weave these important figures and history into your classroom throughout the year? Take a look at some creative resources from Teacher-Authors in the TpT community. You’ll find novel studies, music videos, math activities, interactive notebooks, and more.
Do something different for Black History Month this year. Create a Prop Box Play on the contributions of different African Americans in U.S. History. My students love bringing history to life with plays and skits, and a Prop Box Play adds the structure you need for group work to actually work…
I am writing this post with the sounds of the movie Selma in the background. As a teacher of color, I am continually humbled and uniquely aware of the sacrifices…