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Hidden History: Profiles of Black Americans cover, Grades 4–6, with a painting of Union spy Mary Elizabeth Bowser
Front cover of the profiles book
Title page naming author Walter A. Hazen and Milliken Publishing Company for the Black American profiles book
Inside title page with the author's name
Table of contents: 25 profiles from poet Lucy Terry to Daniel 'Chappie' James, a trivia game and answer key
Contents page listing every profile
Lucy Terry profile: poet who wrote 'Bars Fight' about the 1746 Deerfield attack and argued before the Supreme Court
Reading for profile 1 of 25
Lucy Terry comprehension: 12 true-or-false statements, a 'Bars Fight' summary task and a Thinking Cap paper
Activities for profile 1, Lucy Terry
Crispus Attucks profile: the patriot killed in the Boston Massacre on March 5, 1770, with a drawing of the clash
Reading for profile 2 of 25
Crispus Attucks activity: correct the italic word in 10 statements, then argue whether the patriots were martyrs
Activities for profile 2, Crispus Attucks
Benjamin Banneker profile: scientist who built a striking clock, published an almanac and redrew capital plans
Reading for profile 3 of 25

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Hidden History: Profiles of Black Americans

Hidden History: Profiles of Black Americans is a comprehensive teaching resource that sheds light on lesser-known yet significant figures in the history of Black Americans. This material goes beyond the typical discussion on civil rights leaders and racial equality, illustrating diversity within the African American historical narrative from colonial times to present day.

Suitable For Grades 4 To 6

Ideal for educators working with Grade 4, Grade 5, and Grade 6 students, this resource focuses lives that had a significant impact but may not be as well-known. With engaging narratives about individuals who contributed to various fields such as military service during the Civil War, explorations at North Pole or innovations in transportation infrastructure including refrigerated trucks and railroad cars; it's designed to enrich any Social Studies curriculum under biographies sub-subject areas.

Comprehensive And Engaging Worksheets

  1. The worksheet bundle includes profiles of 25 personalities
  2. Incorporates reading comprehension questions that foster student engagement and promote critical thinking skills.
  3. Incorporated writing exercises designed to stimulate higher order thinking into each profile.

Add-On Features

  • A reproducible trivia card game which can be easily assembled for use in both classroom settings as well as learning centers.

This game is intended to reinforce learning in an enjoyable way while fostering teamwork among students; hence it could serve as an effective tool during whole-group or small-group activities fora more personalized instruction. This resource seamlessly marries content knowledge with skill development across its ready-to-print package of 56 PDF pages offering teachers an effective medium to transform typical class lessons into a fascinating journey dedicated to Black American history. All geared towards making history learning not just informative but fun and relatable for young learners!

What's Included

1 PDF with 56 ready to print pages

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