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R.A.C.E. Strategy Practice: Black History Month

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Cover of R.A.C.E. Strategy Practice: Black History Month, featuring portraits of six Black historical figures
Cover of the Black History Month practice resource
Teacher directions explain splitting activities, editing slides, and making a copy for each student in Google Classroom
Teacher directions for assigning the digital activities
R.A.C.E. strategy overview: restate key words, answer all parts, cite text evidence, explain your answer, and edit
Overview of the four R.A.C.E. strategy steps
Answer-step reminder explains using question marks to identify multiple parts of a question that need answers
Strategy reminder: answer all parts of the question
Restate-step reminder asks students to include one or two question keywords in their answer, using a volcano example
Strategy reminder: restate keywords from the question
Cite-step reminder offers text evidence sentence starters, including 'The author states that' and 'In the text it says'
Strategy reminder: sentence starters for citing evidence
Explain-step reminder gives four sentence starters for ending an answer, including 'This is why I believe that'
Strategy reminder: sentence starters for explaining
Harriet Tubman passage and R.A.C.E. response prompt ask how she showed courage and what students can learn from her
Harriet Tubman passage and written-response activity
Ruby Bridges passage and R.A.C.E. prompt ask students to infer an emotion she felt at an all-white school using evidence
Ruby Bridges passage and written-response activity
Martin Luther King, Jr. passage and R.A.C.E. response prompt ask what made him an inspiring person in our country
Martin Luther King, Jr. passage and response activity
Attributes
Subject

Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Black History Month

Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

Types
File

Microsoft PowerPoint

Editable
Yes
Author
The Language of Learning
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About This Product

This resource is a R.A.C.E. Strategy Practice: Black History Month.

There are 6 activities with informative passages and open-ended questions.

RACE Strategy:

R - Restate key words

A - Answer all parts

C- Cite evidence

E - Explain your answer. Edit.

All you have to do is assign to students' Google Classroom and let the slides do the rest!

What's Included

1 presentation with 12 editable slides

Resource Tags

Google Classroom Black History February writing strategies keywords

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