Grade Menu twentyone stories in African-American history, Grades 2 Activity Book Famous BlackAmericans, Grades 2-3 activities teach basic concepts in social studies and http://www.mhkids.com/cgi-bin/catalognew.cgi?grade=3&subject=SO
Black History Timeline: 1960s All university Extension activities were consolidated in scholarship track freshmanin the school's history. Johnson became the first black academic faculty http://spec.lib.vt.edu/archives/blackhistory/timeline/1960s.htm
Extractions: Black History at VT Black History Timeline First Black Grads Black Women ... pre 1950 Phillip Price, 1963, and Anna Price, 1966 Blacksburg High School integrated by Phillip Harmon Price ( oral history interview transcript available ) and Anna Christine Price, the children of Christine and Leonard Price. The transcript of an oral history interview with Christine Price is available. The first black women students entered Tech in the fall of 1966: Linda Adams, Jacquelyn Butler, Linda Edmonds, Freddie Hairston, Marguerite Harper, and Chiquita Hudson. See the Black Women at Virginia Tech History Project. General Assembly creates the Extension Division at Virginia Tech. All university Extension activities were consolidated in this new division. (College of the Fields 260) The Virginia State Extension service merges with the Virginia Tech Cooperative Extension service. Trackman Jerry Gaines (class of 1971) from Chesapeake, Virginia, was the first full-scholarship track freshman in Virginia Tech history. He was the first black scholarship athlete and the first black inducted into the Virginia Tech Sports Hall of Fame. Gaines graduated with a degree in foreign languages. He later taught Spanish and coached several sports for Chesapeake public schools and was named PTA Teacher of the Year in 1984 and 1985. "This week's Athlete of the Week is a 'first' to say the least. Trackman Jerry Gaines is the first Negro athlete at Virginia Tech. He is also the first full-scholarship track freshman in the school's history. Now he also has the distinction of becoming the first freshman to be named 'Athlete of the Week.'
Resource Guides For 4-12 For NIE At The Flint Journal Grades 410, 403 - black history and the Newspaper The guide also highlights outstandingblack individuals in The activities are designed for cooperative or http://www.flintjournal.com/nie/resource412.html
African American Studies Toolkit: History American Memory collections, as well as frameworks, activities, and lessons Back totop of history. Social Studies School Service black history Index http//www http://creativefolk.com/toolkit/history.html
Extractions: Individual lesson plans are listed below in the Historical Eras Curriculum guides, general reference and surveys, biography. Videos : Most include guides and student activities. Teacher Support : Includes National History Day, Discussion Groups Resources by Historical Eras Grouped according to the ten eras selected for periodizing United States history
Crum, Mason, 1887-1980 Still desiring to teach, he was appointed Professor work, conferences, and other activitiesare represented concerning his course on black history, and several http://www.duke.edu/web/Archives/holdings/faculty/mascrum.html
Extractions: Educator, author, Methodist minister; born Frederick Mason Crum; A.B. Wofford College, 1909; Ph.D., University of South Carolina, 1925; Ll.D, 1950. Professor of Biblical Literature, Duke University, 1930-1957. Author, Gullah: Negro Life in the Carolina Sea Islands (1940); The Negro in the Methodist Church (1950). Married (1914) Katherine Howell of Waterboro, S.C.; six children. Contents The collection includes correspondence, printed material, hand- and type- written manuscripts of books and articles, clippings, photographs and glass slides, and video and audio tapes, with the bulk dates being 1931-1959. Dr. Crum acquired the materials over the course of his career as a professor of Biblical literature who had interests in black history, psychology, race relations, and recent Methodist church history. His major area of research was the Gullah communities of Edisto and St. Helena, two of the South Carolina Sea Islands, with the bulk of work here dating from the 1930s; the result of the research was "Gullah," published by Duke University Press in 1940. Other areas of interest were moral education, pastoral counseling, and religious pagentry. His concern with Christianity and race relations is shown by his participation in cooperative efforts, and in the teaching of one of the first black studies courses in the South (1954).
Celebrating Black History Educational organization features a collection of familyoriented resources devoted to black history Month. Find articles and quizzes. http://www.familyeducation.com/topic/front/0%2C1156%2C1-4818%2C00.html
Extractions: Poll Why do we commemorate Black History Month? So kids can learn about African history. It's a celebration of being black. To acknowledge that we live in a multicultural America. It's a redress of historical wrongs. Stay Up To Date! We'll let you know when this page is updated. More On: Kids and Diversity Article: Martin Luther King, Jr. and Nonviolent Families
Surfing The Net With Kids: Black History Month Barbara J. Feldman furnishes this guide that helps kids find study resources on the Web relating to AfricanAmerican history. Internet Games, Hobbies, Sports Geography Holidays, history, Bios Language Arts Math Parents, Teachers Preschool, http://www.surfnetkids.com/blackhistory.htm
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Extractions: Forums: General Homeschooling Student Teachers/New Teachers Suggestions ... Ideas Home Theme Units Month to Month B. February Black History Month Item Description African American Riddles: Who Am I? Famous Black Americans Report Martin Luther King Jr. Report Form Martin Luther King, Jr. ... Rosa Parks Did You Know Card Related items on a b c T each It! log in learn more Item Description Michael Jordan: Comprehension Practice (elementary) Thurgood Marshall Rosa Parks Reading Comprehension Oprah Winfrey Martin Luther King,Jr. upper elementary and up Harriet Beecher Stowe Black History: Report Papers use for research planning, and reports Black History Month Report Paper Black History Month Paper African Border Paper man and women in cultural dress African Animals Border Paper Africa Border Paper 2 wildlife scene Africa Border Paper animal border for students to color Jackie Robinson ( primary) Jackie Robinson (middle school level) Michael Jordan : Comprehension Practice (middle school) Tiger Woods elementary level Subscribe to a b c T each It!
Newspapers In Education Click here for some activities for some March writing NIE SPECIAL Profiles in BlackHistory More than 50 profiles Use the Miami Herald to teach FCAT strategies http://nieonline.com/miami/
Extractions: Divisions among nations delay U.S. decision on Iraq Lesson plan from Choices for the 21st Century Education Program A one-period lesson plan focused on a role-play exploring the four Policy Options. Click here to access the lesson plan Miami Current Events Quiz 5 questions each week based on stories in your Miami Herald to spark classroom discussions.
TeacherNet Simple Rules for Keyword Selection New and Noteworthy February is black HistoryMonth Curriculum Links Curricula, Lessons and activities Publishers Corner http://www.teachernet.com/newsletter/newsletter.tpl
OPLIN: History > Ohio History > African American Experience Sites Ohio Historical Society as a cultural and educational center that promotes blackhistory. 863/kuss.html An overview of Underground Railroad activities in Ohio http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/index.cfm?ID=11-58-2150
Ophelia's Pond AFROAmeric@ The black history Museum - Interactive Exhibits. Civil War InternetActivities. Education Theatre English MAT history Internet Travel http://www.ulen.com/amy/
Footsteps Magazine - Other Cobblestone Publishing Resources the protection of civil rights for black Americans A Kid's Guide to African AmericanHistory by Nancy book includes more than 70 handson activities, songs, and http://www.footstepsmagazine.com/Resources.html
Extractions: Other Cobblestone Publishing Resources An integral facet of American history that is often overlooked is the contributions of African Americans. Cobblestone Publishing offers a wide variety of primary and secondary resources for the young readers in your classroom or library. Choose from our award-winning selection of magazines in the social sciences and science listed below, and check out our books and teachers' resources. The following resources, as well as all past FOOTSTEPS issues, Special issues of COBBLESTONE, FOOTSTEPS, and DIG magazines, done in cooperation with the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, all focus on a very important chapter in our nation's history - the African American struggle for freedom from slavery. Each magazine offers a different approach to understanding the Underground Railroad - from the abolitionist, African American, and archaeological perspectives. Together, the trio of issues presents a comprehensive look at the harrowing and heroic tales of the Underground Railroad. Each issue also includes a free online Teacher's Guide. Also available is the Cricket Books title
FamilyFun: Schoolwork: Black History Books In honor of black history Month, seek out a book that will not only teachyour child about black history but show why we commemorate it. http://familyfun.go.com/raisingkids/learn/school/feature/famf199702_ffafroambook
Extractions: In honor of Black History Month, seek out a book that will not only teach your child about Black History but show why we commemorate it. The following titles relate powerful stories about slaves who struggled to gain control over oppressive circumstances even as they struggled to find freedom. FREEDOM'S FRUIT Well suited to younger readers, this "conjure tale" is the story of Mama Marina, a slave who wins her daughter's freedom from slavery by putting a spell on Master Alston's grapes. Stirringly told and illustrated with superb paintings, this story introduces the reality of slavery while somewhat muting its horror.
Extractions: Research is the central component of all the departments activities. All members of staff are actively engaged in research projects of their own, ranging from the study of the ancient Black Sea to moral concepts in Latin literature, from Greek inscriptions to ancient ideas of character, embracing food, sex, politics and religion on the way. Two members of the staff currently hold 3-year Leverhulme Major Research Fellowships, and the department aims to secure research leave for two other staff members each year. In addition to maximizing the amount of time that staff can devote to research, the department also provides a forum for discussion of work in progress, the weekly seminar to which all members contribute papers on a regular basis. A significant proportion of research is now focused on the area of later Greek culture, and the department has created a Centre for the Study of Hellenistic and Romano-Greek Culture as a focus for this activity. Major funding applications have been submitted from the Centre to the AHRB for projects on Ancient Monotheism, on the World of Knowledge in the Second Century AD, and on the Black Sea in Antiquity.
IPL Kidspace Sites to help you teach children about the world around them. Education First BlackHistory activities http//www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/BHM/AfroAm.html The http://ipl.si.umich.edu/div/kidspace/browse/owd9800/
Extractions: Do you know what the Moon Festival celebrates? Learn about different Chinese celebrations and holidays by doing different crafts. You can make Zodiac bookmarks, shoe box dragons, lucky red envelopes and more. Each craft activity offers directions for doing the craft as well as background information about the holiday or custom.
Office Of Student Activities the past or the present, the history Society prepares that affect the careers of blackengineers Our activities range from local campus gatherings, to attending http://www.tufts.edu/as/stu_act/navigator/preprof.html
Teach The Children Well-Other Topics This page is a collection of links for children, teachers, and parents. Topics are based on the curriculum for Kindergarten through grade four,although many http://www.teachthechildrenwell.com/other.html
