Quilters of Gee’s Bend
Read the story of a community that became known for their quilts, then make your own class quilt.
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Read the story of a community that became known for their quilts, then make your own class quilt.
Learn how Rosa Parks made her community better, then build a human monument and create a plaque for the monument.
Analyze primary sources, then research statistical data to discuss the degree to which racial equality has been achieved in the United States.
Learn about and discuss 5 lesser-known African American historical figures. Consider assigning a group to read each and share what they’ve learned.
Allen, Richard (1760-1831)
Anderson, Marian (1897 - 1993)
Carver, George Washington (about 1861 - 1943)
Johnson, Katherine (1918-2020)
Washington, Booker T (1856 - 1915)
These rich Primary Sources come with questions to guide students through analysis and can be used to facilitate classroom discussions.
Every TCI lesson includes ideas for Enhancing Learning. Here are a few that may be helpful during Black History Month.
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