Perhaps as we enter the middle of the month you’re finding yourself looking for resources. This blog is a great path into the pages and treasures of National Geographic. [EF]
February is the month when we celebrate the rich history of the Black Diaspora and honor the brave men and women who have fought for the civil rights of African Americans.
National Geographic Education has just released a collection of resources to help educators teach this important topic to students of all backgrounds. Here are highlights from the collection comprising five ideas for classroom instruction.
Read inspiring profiles of prominent African Americans, from inventors of the 18th, 19th, and 20th Centuries to Mary Seacole, the black nurse/businesswoman/author/war heroine your students have probably never heard of.
LINK: Five Ways to Teach Black History Month
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