February is Black History Month,
 

• Unit on African American Culture

• Lesson Plan - Rosa Louis Parks

• Lesson Plan - Ruby Bridges

•  Lesson Plan - Frederick Douglass

•  Lesson Plan - HARRIET TUBMAN

• Ten Activities Celebrate African Americans!

• Biography.com -- Black History

 
•  TimelineCivilRightsMovement

 
•  Civil Rights Museum

•  Civil Rights Virtual Tour

• African-American Inventors

• A WebQuest on Cultural Diversity  For Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grade Students  webquest

• Underground Railroad WebQuest  Slaves ran from their owners by means of the Underground Railroad. They used this path to find freedom. (Grade Level: 3-8)

• Underground Railroad WebQuest Through this WebQuest students will gain an understanding of the variety of people and events involved in the creation, maintenance, use, and success of the Underground Railroad. (Grade  Level: 3-12;   The Underground Railroad-Webquest

•  Why was Ida B. Wells important? WEBQUEST

•  The Seattle Times: Martin Luther King Jr. Click here to find a MLK timeline, photo gallery, interactive classroom, Civil Rights timeline, and more to learn about this great civil rights leader. (Grade  Levels: 3-12,

• African American History and Heritage SiteAfrican American History and Heritage Site: Resources and Links for Black History Month, Kwanzaa, Martin Luther Kind Day, Juneteenth and More!

•  Martin Luther King, Jr. - EnchantedLearning.com Martin Luther King, Jr., was a great man who worked for racial   equality in the U.S. He was born on January 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia. (Grade Levels:  K-12

• African-American History Calendar 2001 Biographies of Some Great African-Americans  You can print out the pages of this Black History calendar and learn about great African-Americans who changed the world by their actions and ideas. To print a page, go to that page and then choose the "Print" command from the File menu.  Black History Calendar 2001: EnchantedLearning.com