Alycia Wright, M.Ed

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Students will listen to, discuss, and explore the concept of sequencing using the book: Before She Was Harriet. This class is done in the style of a re-enactment performance, good for all ages.  Black History.

African American Storytime: Before She Was Harriet

Social Studies

In this ongoing course, students will learn about the experiences, achievements and notable figures in African American history.

African American History Course || Black History || Ongoing 

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In this ongoing course, students will learn about the experiences, achievements and notable figures in African American history. SUMMER COURSE


African American History Course || Black History || Ongoing SUMMER COURSE

In this course, students will learn about black history beginning with Ancient African kingdoms and societies. 

Black History From a Decolonized Perspective (African American History) 

Kind Academy-Online MicroSchool for Future Leaders

In the second part of our highly popular course, students will learn even more about black history beginning with Ancient African kingdoms and societies. 

Part 2 Black History From a Decolonized Perspective 

In this course students will learn about Black History from Decolonized Perspective

13-18 Years Old Black History From a Decolonized Perspective

In this interactive African American History course PART TWO, students will learn about the important contributions of black historical figures in music, arts, and medicine, gaining insight into how they shaped these fields today.

Black History | Music, Arts, and Medicine ||  Ongoing Course

This class details the history of Black History Month in America, including some little-known facts, and why the month was created.

The Origins of Black History Month - How And Why It Started 

David Miller

We will learn about black history from a decolonized perspective, anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion. 

5 to 10 Year-Old Black History From a Decolonized Perspective 

In this interactive African American History course PART TWO, students will learn about the important contributions of black historical figures in music, arts, and medicine, gaining insight into how they shaped these fields today.


Black History Course || Music, Arts, and Medicine | Ongoing | Ages (12-16)

In this class, students will learn about the life of the great Frederick Douglass and his contributions to society. 

African American History: Fredrick Douglas || Black History 

In this ongoing course, students will learn about the experiences, achievements, events and notable figures in African American history.


African American History || Ongoing Course (ages 13-16)

Students will learn about one of the the first African American student's to attend an All-White school in the state of Louisiana and why she is an important historical figure.

African American History: The Courageous Ruby Bridges || Black History 

In this class, students will learn about the life of Harriet Tubman and what she did to help others.

African American History: The Brave Harriet Tubman || Black History 

In this class, students will learn about John Lewis, one of America's most influential Civil rights leaders.

African American History: The Legendary John Lewis || Black History 

In this class, students will learn about Malcolm X and why is known as one of America's most fearless civil rights leaders.

African American History: The Fearless Malcolm X || Black History 

In this class, students will learn about the group of nine brave black students who made their way into an all-white school in Little Rock, Arkansas. 

African American History: The Little Rock Nine | Black history - Integration  

This is a six week course of the first six chapters of the text, A Young Peoples History of The United States. Live weekly discussion of each chapter. A selection of  videos & comprehension questions will be added weekly. The next session (#2-4) will start at the end, in the same time slot. A private invitation to join that class will be sent to those families

Howard Zinn: A Young People's History of The United States, Part 1

Coding & Tech

This weekly ongoing class will be a junior version of the wildly popular brick building show. Each week I will present a new secret theme. The students will then have 20 minutes to make their own creation, followed by individual sharing. 

Brick It Masters Jr With Weekly Themes

This course explores the diverse cultural, ethnic, and racial histories that have shaped the United States. Using Ronald Takaki's A Young People's History of Multicultural America as the primary text, along w/ videos and in class activities

A Different Mirror for Young People: A History of Multicultural America Part 1

Through discussion, guided analysis and video examples, students will sharpen their ability to spot flawed logic and persuasive tricks used to sway voters—and everyday people. Learners can join at any time, and no prior experience required.

Fallacy Hunters: Spotting Bad Arguments in Political Ads

Arts

Bring your trash and lets' make something cool!  Each week students will be given a theme word and time to create their own art. We will then share our creations together. You will also "meet" a new recyclable artist each week.

Magic Trash & Weekly Recyclable Art Project Club

Life Skills

In this social, discussion based class, students team up each week to solve engaging cartoon conundrum video challenges. Together, they’ll tackle big questions,explore different viewpoints and learn how to think critically and respectfully.

Conundrum Crew: Smart Thinking, Stronger Together

This ongoing book club meets once a month to discuss books written by diverse authors and stories that are sure to inspire, enlighten, and provide an authentic voice for the storyline. **(Historical Fiction, Historical Non-Fiction Genres)

The Banned Book Club:  Diverse Authors & Perspectives, Ages 11-14 

Science & Nature

This fun, ongoing club gives young animal lovers a chance to connect through weekly show & tell, games, and hands-on activities. Learners will build social confidence while exploring pet care, creativity, and communication. No pet required—

Pet Lovers Social Club: Show & Tell, Games, Animal Fun!

This is a twelve week course. It covers the second half of the text, Class Struggle to The War on Terror. Live weekly discussion of each chapter. A selection of  videos, comprehension, and thought questions will be added weekly. 

Howard Zinn: A Young People's History of The United States- Second Semester

This is a six week course, covering chapters 7-12 of the text. Live weekly discussion of each chapter. A selection of  videos and comprehension questions will be added weekly. This section can be used as a stand alone or ongoing study.

Howard Zinn: A Young People's History of The United States, Part 2

This is part 1 - 6 week history class using Kadir Nelson's, Heart & Soul- The History of America and African-Americans, as our book study. Each week we will discuss the chapter, do a correlating activity, and play a review game. 

Heart And Soul: The Story of America and African Americans History Class- Part 1

In this class, students will learn about the true life of Black Panther Party Activist, Fred Hampton

African American | the True Story of Activist Fred Hampton | Black History 

In this class, students will learn about the day that all African Americans were finally freed from slavery. They will learn why this is important day and why it should be honored

African American History: Why Juneteenth Is Important || Black History

In this class, we will be reading and discussing the book- THE MAN WHO INVENTED THE LAWN MOWER: AND OTHER INSPIRATIONAL BLACK-AMERICAN INVENTORS AND THEIR INVENTIONS.

Inspirational African American Inventors

Esther Boateng

In this class, students will learn about the life of Barack Obama and his inspiring journey to becoming America's first black president 

Black History || Barack Obama || America's First African American President

In this class, students will learn about how sit-ins helped the civil rights movement and how it changed the laws/rules in America forever 

#Academic

African American History: Civil Rights - The Sit-In Movement - Black History

Students will learn about the history of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and how he is still important today. 

African American History: The Amazing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. | Black History

Want to expand your child’s curriculum by including African American literature and history? Discussions will develop critical thinking and reading comprehension skills. Enrich your understanding of history and people and so much more!

Summer African American Book Club & Discussion Group

Cheryl Carter Creative Classroom

A rigorous, interdisciplinary, college-level course that centers African American experiences through multiple academic lenses, including history, literature, music, philosophy, economics and art. Authorized. #academic

African American Storytime: Before She Was Harriet

Alycia Wright, M.Ed

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