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Eleanor    Sams Hurdle, M. Ed.

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Lets take a journey through America's history from the perspective of the descendants of enslaved people. Designed for students in grades three through five, this course dives into pivotal events, influential figures, and culture.

This month long class dives into pivotal events, influential figures, and cultural contributions that have shaped the nation. Through interactive lessons, engaging storytelling, crafts, and music.

The Underground Railroad: Pathways to Freedom


Frederick Douglass: The Power of Words and Advocacy


Frederick Douglass

The Harlem Renaissance: Art, Music, and Literature as Voices of Identity


The Harlem Renaissance

Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott: Standing Up for Rights


Black Inventors and Innovators: Contributions That Changed America


African American Music: Jazz, Blues, and the Roots of Rock and Roll


The Influence of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
Flocabulary: Education video on the importance of learning


The Influence of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's)

Activism and Change: Black Voices in Modern Movements


Black History Month a Celebration of  Legacy and Strength 

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

Black History From a Decolonized Perspective (African American History) 

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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

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 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 the great Frederick Douglass and his contributions to society. 

African American History: Fredrick Douglas || 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  

In this class, students will learn about the daily life of enslaved African Americans between the 1600-1800's 

African American History | The Daily Life of the Enslaved - Black History

In this lesson, students will learn the history of Jim Crow laws that once took over the American South.
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African American History : What Were Jim Crow Laws? || Black History 

English

In this course, students will practice close reading with engaging digital texts, including high-interest informational content and literal paired texts, with a focus on identifying the main idea and supporting details.


Finding the Main Idea Workshop Grades 3-5

Each lesson in this reading comprehension class is an adventure, with fun mini-lessons on essential reading strategies! Gamified reviews and rewards keep kids excited to learn, while my personalized approach meets each child’s unique need.

Reading Comprehension Lab Grades 3-5

Math

This class was designed to help children learn their multiplication facts and to acquire a conceptual understanding of basic elementary pre algebraic concepts. Vocabulary and informational thinking strategies will also be taught.  

Multiplication Master Class Grades 3-5

In this one time class, students will learn about one of the most misuderstood organizations in America, Black Panther Party for Self Defense

African American History || Black Panther Party for Self Defense | Black History

In this class, students will learn about the remarkable life of Medgar Evers, an influential activist who played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights movement.

African American History | Civil Rights Activist | Medgar Evers | 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

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 Month a Celebration of Legacy and Strength

Eleanor Sams Hurdle, M. Ed.

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