The Pride Month Lesson | LGBTQ+ History and Current Issues

An educational tool designed for Grades 4-8, providing a comprehensive understanding of the LGBTQ+ community. Ideal for public school teachers or homeschoolers when teaching sociology or US history.

A Comprehensive Overview of the LGBTQ+ Movement

From tracing the roots in ancient civilizations to current issues faced by the community today, this lesson plan offers an extensive exploration Including landmark moments such as Stonewall Inn protests and key figures like Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera.

Multimedia Presentations & Interactive Content

Historical photos and engaging multimedia presentations are included throughout the content.
The lesson culminates with a read-aloud portion from “Pride: The Story of Harvey Milk and the Rainbow Flag”.
Including open-ended questions paired with clear visuals which promote diverse learning styles accessibility.

Ideal for Various Teaching Styles & Aligns with Academic Standards

This resource can be effectively implemented in whole group lessons, small group discussions or even as homework assignments,. Language skills enhancement is achieved via underlined suggested vocabulary while guiding notes within speaker notes support understanding. The design aligns with several academic standards such as:

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diagrams

Drawing

User-Friendly Format & Easy Integration

The resource is developed as a Google Slide, and upon purchase, one PDF linking directly to this interactive resource, making it simple & convenient. A rich fusion of factual information for engaging classroom interactions makes 'Pride Month Lesson | LGBTQ+ History and Current Issues' an invaluable addition to teaching resources.<\p>

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