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Black History How-to-Draw – Civil Rights Leaders

Black History How-to-Draw – Civil Rights Leaders preview
Black History How-to-Draw – Civil Rights Leaders preview

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Black history portrait tracing page featuring Maya Angelou, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Maya Angelou portrait, page 1 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Harriet Tubman, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Harriet Tubman portrait, page 2 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Katherine Johnson, with dotted outlines of her face, glasses, and name.
Katherine Johnson portrait, page 3 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Kamala Harris, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Kamala Harris portrait, page 4 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Amanda Gorman, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Amanda Gorman portrait, page 5 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Stacy Abrams, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Stacy Abrams portrait, page 6 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Angela Davis, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Angela Davis portrait, page 7 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Marsha Johnson, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Marsha Johnson portrait, page 8 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Toni Morrison, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Toni Morrison portrait, page 9 of 10
Black history portrait tracing page featuring Rosa Parks, with dotted outlines of her portrait and name.
Rosa Parks portrait, page 10 of 10

About This Product

Celebrate Black History Month by teaching students about influential African American leaders with this fun how-to-draw printable. Students will learn to sketch the likenesses of iconic civil rights activists while also honing fine motor skills. This packet includes step-by-step tutorials to recreate portraits of Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, and others. Use these engaging worksheets for independent practice, centers, or whole-class instruction. As a bonus, dot-to-dot activities allow children to uncover hidden figures through sequencing and counting. Let these vibrant pages spark creativity and conversation around Black history. Students of all ages will enjoy coloring in their completed drawings while gaining knowledge. With cross-curricular ties to art, social studies, and literacy, this resource offers a dynamic way to highlight African American change-makers.

What's Included

This adorable and educational coloring worksheets for kids includes:

10 Black History Month connect the dots activities for kids.

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