Black History Month is worth recognizing in any classroom because of the significance that many African American men and women have had on our country over the years. It is also important for our students to discuss how the course of history has changed because these strong men and women stood up for what they believed in and made a difference in the world around them. There are many websites that talk about Black History month that would be great to use in your classroom with your students. Some of these websites are: Time for Kids (also free printables for teachers can be found here for grades K-6) Book recommendations and video interviews with authors Timelines, Facts, and Issues Readers Theater Scripts, Lesson Plans, and more PBS book recommendations by grade level Interactive Activity talking about African Americans Martin Luther King "I Have a Dream" Speech If you are looking for some people to mention as you discuss B...
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