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Stamped (for Kids) a Black History Book Study Self Paced
In this 8 week online course, students will read chapters and complete activities based on the book, Stamped, at their own pace with me as their guide.
Class experience
US Grade 6 - 9
Follows Teacher-Created Curriculum
Aligned with State-Specific Standards
We will focus on each week's assigned chapters and engage in discussion based on the topics within the chapters. Presentations will be based on various resources such as textbooks, documentaries, etc. Students will be excepted to read the assigned chapters before classes. We will cover the following topics -American Colonial Life and Enslavement -Civil Rights Movement -Jim Crow Laws
8 lessons//8 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Coming to AmericaMy lesson is about America from 1415-1614 and 1619-1688, the Founding Fathers with a look at Hamilton The Musical.Week 2Lesson 2All Abroad LiberiaMy lesson is about how Liberia became a landing place for freed enslaved people. An emphasis on geography and maps.Week 3Lesson 3America at WarMy leson is about the the impact the Civil War left on Americans.Week 4Lesson 4Lights, Camera, ActionMy lesson is about how Hollywood and children played a role in the Civil Rights Movement.Week 5Lesson 5Black PowerMy lesson is about Malcolm X and the beginning of Black Pride through music and activism.Week 6Lesson 6Hip-Hop and the first Black PresidentMy lesson is about the evolution of Hip-Hop and its connection to former President Barack Obama.Week 7Lesson 7BLMMy lesson is about activism of today and how it compares to that of the past.Week 8Lesson 8Women of the MovementMy lesson is about the role in which women played in the fight for Civil Rights.
Homework Offered
Discussion based writing.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
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Stamped for Kids by Sonja Cherry-Paul From Slavery to Freedom: A History of African Americans, 9th Edition 9th Edition by John Hope Franklin (Author), Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham (Author) Alexander Hamilton Hardcover – Deckle Edge, April 26, 2004 by Ron Chernow (Author)
Hello I am Ms. Keaira. I have 9 years of experience in K-12 education. I have taught Middle School ELA and Social Studies/History for 4 years. My undergraduate degree is in English with a concentration in Ethnic and Cultural Studies from the...
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Ages: 11-15
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