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Black History for Kids Beyond Black History Month with Oral Skills Practice and Writing Basics- One Session Introductory Class

The purpose of this course is to study lesser discussed Black History Events and Figures while improving oral and basic writing skills.
Nicole Huffman
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What's included

1 live meeting
55 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

Introductory Class
The Introductory Class will cover Tulsa's Black Wall Street and the Black Dollar Movements. All participants in the class will receive a $30 credit toward the 4-week course. 

Full Course Description
In this course, the students will learn about Black History Figures who were instrumental in shaping American History. We will use autobiographies, biographies, text books, videos, movies, and current news items to help shape the discussion. 

During the class, the children will learn fundamental concepts related to different genres of writing- including essays, poetry, screenwriting, and more.

Class Syllabus
Week 1- Discussion and writing introduction on two lesser known Black History Figures
Week 2- Discussion and writing introduction on two lesser known Black History Figures
Week 3- Discussion and  writing introduction on two lesser known Black History Figures
Week 4- Discussion and writing introduction on two lesser known Black History Figures

General Notes
Each week we will discuss two different Black History Figures and practice the writing skills reviewed in class. Any assigned written exercises will be due the following class session. At the conclusion of the course, students will present a short oral report on their favorite Black history figure. On days that class is not in session, students should be reading more about the persons discussed during the preceding live session and preparing to share what they learned in the next live session. 

No background knowledge is required for this class.

Learning Goals

The goal in this class is for students to learn new (or more in-depth) information about Black History events and figures who are not covered in standard text books. A large portion of the learning will include learning about Black History outside of Africa and the Americas.
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Supply List
Parents may purchase the following books for their home libraries, "100 African-Americans Who Shaped American History (Chrisanne Beckner)," "What Color Is My World, (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar)" "Black History (Great Kings and Queens of Africa): Kids Edition (Stephen Jones, Sr.)," "Black Pioneers of Science and Invention (Louis Haber)," and "1001 Things Everyone Should Know About African American History (Jeffrey C. Stewart)." These books are optional and may be purchased on Amazon.
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Teacher expertise and credentials
I am an 19-year practicing attorney with a minor in history and seven years of teaching experience. For the past six years, history has been one of our homeschool's focal points. Hands-on history is my passion. 

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Meets once
55 min
Completed by 17 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-15
1-10 learners per class

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