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Creative Explorations in Black History: Stories, Art, and Writing
Miss Marlinda
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Join our dynamic journey delving into Black history through storytelling, art, and writing! Explore influential figures, pivotal events, and cultural celebrations in a creative, interactive course tailored for middle schoolers.
Class experience
US Grade 6 - 8
This course is a dynamic exploration of Black history, embracing storytelling, art, and writing to unravel pivotal moments, influential figures, and vibrant cultural expressions within the Black community. 🌟 Week 1: Introduction to Black History and Storytelling Discover the significance of storytelling in preserving cultural heritage. Engage in icebreakers to create a welcoming atmosphere and encourage personal cultural expression through writing or drawing activities. Explore the oral...
My expertise in teaching Black history and culture stems from a combination of academic training and personal background. I hold a minor in African American Studies, providing me with a specialized academic foundation in this field. Moreover, as an African American woman, I bring lived experience and a deep cultural understanding that enriches my approach to teaching Black history. This unique blend of academic knowledge and personal insight enables me to create an inclusive, nuanced, and engaging learning environment for students exploring this essential subject matter.
Week 1: Introduction to Black History and Storytelling Notebook or sketchbook Writing materials (pens, pencils, markers) Any personal cultural items or artifacts they'd like to share or incorporate into the storytelling activity Week 2: Notable Figures Through Art and Writing Art supplies (paper, canvas, paints, colored pencils, markers) Writing materials (pens, pencils) Reference materials about influential Black figures (books, online resources) Week 3: Historical Moments Through Writing and Drawing Paper or poster board for timelines Drawing materials (pens, pencils, markers) Research materials about pivotal events in Black history (books, online resources) Week 4: Celebrating Culture Through Creative Presentations Art supplies based on their preferred creative medium (paints, clay, collage materials, etc.) Presentation materials (poster board, digital presentation software if presenting digitally)
We will refer to a thoughtfully curated array of sources including literature, digital platforms, and multimedia resources that encapsulate the diverse spectrum of Black history. Sources for Curriculum: 1. "The Warmth of Other Suns" by Isabel Wilkerson Explores the Great Migration and its impact on Black history in America. 2. "Voice of Freedom: Fannie Lou Hamer" by Carole Boston Weatherford Chronicles the life and activism of Fannie Lou Hamer, a prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement. 3. "Hidden Figures" by Margot Lee Shetterly Sheds light on the remarkable contributions of Black female mathematicians at NASA during the space race.
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Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(1)
🌟 Welcome to SpectrumShine Interactive Programs! I'm Miss Marlinda your child's personal Outschool teacher. I'm committed to ensuring your child has a fantastic learning experience. Teaching has been my lifelong passion. Armed with a Bachelor of...
Group Class
$10
weekly or $40 for 8 classes2x per week, 4 weeks
30 min
Completed by 1 learner
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
2-9 learners per class
