Description
Curious about a unique way to explore Black History Month with your students? 🌟 Dive into our Black History Month activity set, aligned with Charles R. Smith, Jr.’s 28 Days: Moments in Black History That Changed the World. 📚🎉
This resource beautifully complements the picture book, taking students through the 28 days of Black History Month, spotlighting a different influential person or event each day. (Note: Smith’s read-aloud book is not included in this TpT resource.)
Here’s what you’ll find inside this Black History Month Activities Set:
- 📅 One Student Booklet: Each day is a block for students to fill in with Black History facts.
- 🌟 Another Student Booklet: Names of each person or event from the book.
- 🎨 Three Cover Designs: Students can create their own Black History Month booklet.
- 💻 Google Slides Version: Easy access through a direct link.
Other key details:
- 🚫 This resource is not editable.
- 👩🏫 Perfect for 4th-6th graders.
- 📄 Includes 67 printable PDF pages + 29 Google Slides.
- 📝 Lesson Plan Ideas included.
- 📂 Resource comes in a ZIP file.
Get ready to dive deep into Black History Month with engaging, educational activities! 🌍📖
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⭐What Other Teachers Are Saying:
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I am always looking for material to teach throughout the year about POC because one month a year about the same famous people doesn’t give my students a full understanding of their roots. This was perfect. Thank you!
-Aimee -
Loved this resource for my 4th graders, it was easy to get out to the kids and I paired it with the book. The kids enjoyed learning about all the different people.
-Kimberly -
We used the Pinna App to listen to the book and complete a person per day for the morning meeting. My students are so engaged and I love the conversations it has created every morning.
-Amanda
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Loved this resource as a companion to the book. The students, paraprofessionals and myself learned so many new things with this resource.
-Melanie -
These pages went perfectly with the book and allowed writing opportunities for the entire month.
-Miranda -
This resource is such an invaluable supplement to Charles Smith’s brilliant book. Thank you so much for sharing it!
-Kristen
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Night Owl Creations –
This product was fabulous and became a favorite for both of my classes during out Black History Month and Research Unit. Thank you! I’ll definitely use it again next year.
Natalie L. –
This was a good resource to get students to write and stay engaged during Black History Month.
EMILE G. –
Absolutely LOVE this resource. I purchased the book to have “in hand” to read each day with my students. The book is amazingly written and the illustrations are beautiful. So glad this resource pairs perfectly with it, and provides an opportunity for students to write about each important person.
Shaping Hearts in 2nd –
Love this resource! Thank you for taking time to make this!
Tracey H. –
Thank you for having a digital resource. My class loved adding photos and details from the stories.
Aliyah W. –
My students were very engaged using this resource.
Taryn D. –
I really have enjoyed using this resource. My students have learned a lot, thank you!
Kirsten B. –
I love the option for the Google slides, so they can practice their tech skills while researching and thinking about the really amazing book 28 days. My fourth graders are very engaged and especially love looking up the pictures of those featured people.
sarah W. –
I am currently using the digital version of this resource it is an easy to use companion to the text.
Class for cash –
Great unit to go along with the book. I use it every year for Black History Month. Engaging and informative.
Christine O. –
Love this!!
JoBeth Page –
I use this every year in February and it is HIGHLY recommended.
Jacqueline Aldridge –
Excellent resource. Thank you!
Lorraine Golucke –
I really enjoyed this resource and so did my students. Very clear directions and paired very well with the book. Thank you!
Cathy Gooding –
I bought this book way before I knew anyone had created a resource for it. I LOVE IT. We are creating our own books. We won’t be able to get through the whole book, but we are trying hard. I love the fact that the book has Black Americans that are rarely heard about. The sheets don’t ask for a lot of info but ask them to pick the important info out. I like that. It is their work. I have even told the kids they could draw pictures instead of writing the information out. Thank you for this resource.
Danielle Schwisow –
Great resource to go with the book 28 days! I love that there is a digital and paper version
Lora P. –
I love the slides that go along with the book. My students anticipate learning each day about a different person.
Tales of Patty Pepper –
My students love this resource, thank you so very much for creating a quality resource!
Rambo’s Reliable Resources –
There were many people included that students had not heard of which was nice. We created a collaborative class book that shared what each student learned about their person.
Aimee R. –
I am always looking for material to teach throughout the year about POC because one month a year about the same famous people doesn’t give my students a full understanding of their roots. This was perfect. Thank you.
Christine M. –
Great thanks!
Indigo S. –
Wonderful resource to use for anytime of the year!
Miranda J. –
These pages went perfectly with the book and allowed writing opportunities for the entire month.
Kimberly M. –
Loved this resource for my 4th graders, it was easy to get out to the kids and I paired it with the book. The kids enjoyed learning about all the different people.
Melina B. –
This lesson was engaging and differentiated for all learning levels!
LaTasha Ellison –
This was very helpful to support for Black History Month.
Melanie Walker –
Loved this resource as a companion to the book. The students, paraprofessionals and myself learned so many new things with this resource.
Melissa Polete –
My students have enjoyed reading and learning about different events in history
MacKenzie McCain –
This will go perfectly with our BHM unit! Thank you!
Kristen Dahlhofer –
This resource is such an invaluable supplement to Charles Smith’s brilliant book. Thank you so much for sharing it!
Amanda S. –
We used the pinna app to listen to the book and complete a person per day for the morning meeting. My students are so engaged and I love the conversations it has created every morning.
The Teachery Girl –
This was a beautiful way for my students to research, present and display their learning!
Caitlin I. –
These have been great so far! I’m glad to use them with my students. Thank you so much!
Jennifer C. –
My students loved using this resource as an opener each day.
Raelene L. –
This was a great way to learn about multiple people!
Toni S. –
My students found this engaging.
Melynee N. –
I am embedding these materials into Nearpod for students that are learning synchronously and asynchronously. I needed to edit to make that possible.
Jessica Hursey –
Great resource!