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Black History Month Presentations
Facilitate impactful lessons during Black History Month with presentations that explore the contributions and experiences of Black individuals throughout history. These resources provide informative content and visuals to stimulate thoughtful conversations. Use them to promote understanding and appreciation of Black history and culture.
Black Pioneers in Food Science and Technology - Mega Activity Pack
Social Studies, Biographies, Research, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, History, Creative Arts, Black History Month, Not Grade Specific, Workbooks, Worksheets & Printables, Task Cards, Presentations, Teacher Tools, Templates, Writing Prompts
Most people have heard of George Washington Carver. However, there are many other amazing Black Americans who have made incredible contributions and who deserve recognition. As a Registered Dietitian, this is why I chose to create this Black History Month project to recognize the Black Americans who have contributed to the food and nutrition industry. 12 Pioneers in Food Science and Technology are included in this Black History Month project. The activities pack is stuffed with fun activities. There are activities for all learning styles. Activities include: File number one (18 pages) includes: Biographical information with photos in pdf format as well as birth and death information, which can be shown to students in full screen like a slideshow. This file also includes multiple links to references for further, more in-depth research. File number two (59 pages) includes: Clickable Table of Contents Goals and Objectives and Activities ideas with link to a YouTube video on how to make a lapbook Improvements to Food Supply Overcoming Obstacles Obstacles and Gender Compare and Contrast Lined Note card templates complete with pictures of each pioneer (4 to a page), to print, cut and fill out according to specific assignment. (Designed for those who prefer to write with words and/or those who need to work on writing skills. Various templates, including bookmark, flippable booklet, 4-petal books, cut and paste projects galore. Extra pictures of each pioneer, in appropriate sizes to fit in/on the templates. Lots of hands-on, no writing required, activities. BONUS Recipe Templates with the style of Creole/Cajun/Soul/Africa in mind. Links and information to study the differences between Creole, Cajun, Soul, and African cuisines. Various templates including mini folders, and booklets. Research ideas. BONUS food planner, journal, diary, and more! The following Pioneers are included: George Washington Carver Leah Chase Alfred L. Cralle George Crum Lloyd Augustus Hall James Hemings Joseph Lee Edna Lewis Marie Maynard Daly Frederick McKinley Jones Norbert Rillieux Malinda Russell Total pages 70+, two separate pdf files in zip format. Answer key is included for matching questions.
Author Homeschooling Dietitian Mom
Tags Black History Month Crafts, Black History Month Lesson Plans, Black History Month Writing Prompts, Black History Month Bulletin Board, Women's History Month, Character Outline Template, Pre-reading Templates
Historical Protest Songs
Holiday & Seasonal, Social Studies, Holidays, Black History Month, History, History: Canada, History: USA, Grade 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Presentations, Activities, Lesson Plans
Historical Protest Songs: A Teaching Resource Historical Protest Songs is an educational resource designed for Grade 8 to Grade 12 learners. This unique lesson plan covers the significance of protest songs throughout history and presents a new perspective for teaching American or Canadian History, Black History, and other Social Studies aspects. An Interactive Assignment The assignment takes students on an exploration of both older and contemporary protest songs, leading to deep discussions about societal change and advocacy through music. It provides a platform for cross-curricular learning – blending history with art while fostering critical thinking among students. Presentation Task: The assignment calls for learners to create a Google Slides presentation analyzing their chosen song's lyrics and historical context. This package offers examples of historical and modern-day protest songs allowing teachers to set clear expectations. Versatile Implementation: This adaptable task can be used in the classroom as individual or group projects, as well as homework assignments adapting easily between physical classrooms or online environments during situations such as home-schooling due to pandemic restrictions etcetera thus bolstering its convenience quotient across diverse learning conditions. Evaluation Made Easy To facilitate easy evaluation of student work from this exercise, an explicit rubric is included. This allows teachers direct assessment processes aligned with the objectives mentioned herein ensuring seamless progress tracking mechanism during instruction period compared against past conventional practices enhancing further academic progression nationwide consequently accelerating overall scholastics advancement forward regardless extant traditional norms hitherto onwards advocating innovative educational breakthroughs henceforward imperative in light erstwhile setbacks experienced prior thereto thereby promoting academic excellence subsequently therefrom ensuring its prominence henceforth forthwith viz previous education systems prevalent hitherto consequently precipitating prospective triumph eventualities imperative henceforth subsequently measurably improving overall learning resultant thereto. Conclusion: Historical Protest Songs provide an engaging learning experience. The assignment encourages students to appreciate both the historical influence of music and the artist's role as an advocate for societal change.
Author High School Economics and History
Tags Protest Songs, Historical Music, Social Activism, Music And History, Student Assignments