Vintage United We Shall Overcome Civil Rights Sticker 1960s 3 1/4" ~ Such a historic collectible! These lapel stickers were used during the 1960s Era SNCC / CORE movement and during the Civil Rights Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. led protest march. An interesting history of how these movements formed and their impact today is here. https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/us-history/postwarera/civil-rights-movement/a/sncc-and-core Old stickers lose adhesiveness first so will likely need assistance to stick to something aka glue.
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Civil Rights - Song Analysis Project (Blowin' in the Wind by Bob Dylan) - This 4 page Civil Rights teaching resource contains a project that requires students to analyze the song Blowin' in the Wind by Bob Dylan and the ways in which it relates to the overall events of the Civil Rights Movement. Th...
Introduce students to the courageous leaders and everyday citizens whose lives helped shape the civil rights movement! This bulletin board set features historical photographs and concise descriptions that provide context and order for a crucial era in American history. Set includes 5 pieces that can be assembled end to end to create a time line; largest piece measures 7 5/8" x 22".
Product Description Rosa Parks is a beautiful black & white photo. Black & white posters go well with everything! No matter the motif, you can always rely on these timeless posters to complement your gallery wall. Keywords: Pink Parks, Black and White, Photo All our posters are printed on 240 g Multidesign Smooth White paper, which is a high quality uncoated paper from the Clairefontaine paper mill in France. The paper is archival quality, i.e. it does not yellow over time. All our posters are printed on paper bearing the FSC and EU Ecolabel environmental labels for responsible forestry.
Step into a contentious chapter of American political history with the "Lester Maddox Poster Print," featuring the controversial governor of Georgia and staunch segregationist of the Civil Rights era. Lester Maddox rose to national prominence in the 1960s, embodying the resistance to integration in the South with his outspoken defiance of federal desegregation policies. This poster captures Maddox at a pivotal time when America grappled with social and racial tensions, making it a provocative piece of wall art that will stimulate discussion and reflection on the complex journey towards equality and justice in the United States. This art print presents a photo of Lester Maddox, conveying the assertiveness and fervor that defined his political stance. The crisp reproduction of the original photo showcases the intensity of the period and the polarizing figure that Maddox represented. Ideal for a study in American history, civil rights education, or as a striking conversation piece, this portrait offers more than a glimpse into the past—it serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring struggle for civil rights and the individuals who have stood on various sides of history. Whether placed in an educational setting or a personal collection, the Lester Maddox print is a compelling addition for those who seek to understand the full spectrum of American political life.
This Civil Rights Movement digital activity set features 10 fully-editable interactive pages on the Civil Rights Era for Google Drive! Based on these best-selling Civil Rights Movement Interactive Notebook Pages, these can be completed all online with laptops, tablets, or any other device that supports Google Drive! Topics covered include: The Montgomery Bus Boycott Brown vs. the Board of Education The Freedom Riders The March on Washington The Selma-to-Montgomery March Important Civil Rights legislation Redlining & housing discrimination Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, & migrant worker rights Major events in the Civil Rights era Vocabulary activities and more! Students type directly on the pages, insert images, and drag and drop information for a variety of engaging, interactive activities! This is a fantastic way to integrate technology into your classroom and can be completed without printing any paper! Awesome for a 1:1 school or just a trip to the computer lab. There are now two different versions of the complete set of pages included with your download! One set is the traditional-looking vertical version of the pages. The other is a a new horizonal version better designed for Chromebooks. BOTH are included here for you! An answer key for all 10 pages is included along with 2 pages of teacher directions. All you only need is a Google account and you're ready to go! Thanks so much for looking! Please "Like" my page on Facebook for updates, giveaways, links and more! Thanks!
History Timeline cards and research to help students order or sequence important dates in history between BCE/BC and CE/AD. Helps students develop a sense of time and their place in history! Spanish version available HERE INCLUDES: -Letter sized pages each with a date, description and full color photograph. Includes a mini version too. -Letter sized pages with a paragraph description of each event. -Research projects 1 per page of the main dates -16 shelf work task cards I have included a large variety of dates throughout history . You can take out ones that are irrelevant to your students. Dates included: -Earth was formed -Mesozoic era -First Modern Humans -Building of the Great Pyramids -Beginning of Greek Civilization -Modern Alphabet invented -Founding of Rome -Birth of Buddha -Building of Great Wall of China -Birth of Jesus - Birth of Muhammed - First University -Printing invented in China -Invention of the watch -Invention of the locomotive - First Montessori class - invention of the first petrol car -End of WWI -End of WW2 -Invention of the silicon chip -Jane Goodall starts her work with Chimpanzees -First moon landing -First Personal Computers -- UNITED STATES DATES -Native Americans arrive in USA 20 000 BCE - George Washington becomes president -Declaration of independence 1776 -Susan B Anthony Arrested -African American Civil Rights Movement 1950s-1960s -Barack Obama becomes 44th President CANADIAN DATES Canada becomes a confederation War between USA and (Britain) Canada Maple leaf flag AUSTRALIAN DATES Aboriginal Australians arrive The First Fleet Matthew Flinders mapping Australia Sydney Opera House opened NEW ZEALAND DATES Māori arrive in NZ Treaty of Waitangi Signed Matariki as a National Holiday BRITISH DATES Great fire of London Queen Victoria 2022 Commonwealth games. BONUS I have included extra cards additional to the 22 base cards for you to add to this activity if you wish. These are cards with dates specific to the US / Canada / England/ Australia and New Zealand. The activity works perfectly well without these extra cards however they make a great addition. You will find these cards at the back of the pack. - 17 Research project worksheets: print and go SUGGESTED USES --Students put the picture under the heading BCE or CE – great for younger students --Students order the dates. It is suggested you put a self correction on the back so students can check whether they have the cards in the correct order Make sure to also see: Cosmic Bundle Clock of Eras Bundle Geographic Impressionistic Charts
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Blue pebbles on Wells Beach, Maine. Each image is a professionally processed giclée print on 100% rag paper, with a color fast of 100 plus years from fading. Each print also comes with an authenticated certificate from the publisher. The watermark will be removed from each giclée print. *For those purchasing panoramic images: Panoramic sizes are approximate. Every panoramic image is unique in size so each print will need a custom matte cut to the specific size of the fine art print. Images are printed in the middle of the sheet to leave room for either direct framing or matte cutting and framing. Julie Velez is a photographer and digital artist from Maine. Most notably, her artwork has been featured by Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS), the American Heart Association (ME & NH), the Maine Office of Tourism, Spurwink Services via Downeast Magazine, Occupy New Hampshire Seacoast, Mainers for Accountable Leadership, Instagramers Maine, Instagramers New Hampshire, Natural New England, Nothing but New England & Wild Mainers. Her work is inspired by her adventures in the mountains and living by the sea. An avid hiker, thus far, she has summitted approximately 130 times on various mountains in New England. She completed the entire NH 48 4000 footers list within 5 months in 2018. In the 2019 season, she finished the 67, 4000 foot mountains in New England; which includes Vermont and Maine. While the natural world is primarily her focus, she also possesses a secondary affinity for capturing historic moments utilizing a more photojournalistic approach. Her inspiration for this is embedded in childhood memories of sifting thorough the history books, learning about the civil rights movements from the 1900's forward. While attending modern day civil rights marches and protests, she attempts to contribute to progress by paying homage to the fighters & sufferers of that era through her black & white photography.
Introduce your students to Dear Martin by Nic Stone and build their background knowledge with this introduction slideshow and lesson! Before diving into this engaging novel, make sure students are prepared with the right background knowledge. This slideshow provides an overview of Martin Luther King, Jr., the Civil Rights Era, Black Lives Matter, Nic Stone, and the book itself. It's the perfect Dear Martin introduction for making sure your students have the knowledge they need to understand the story and engage in discussions along the way. This Google Slides presentation includes fully editable slides. You can change the text, add a slide, or remove slides that you don't need! This Dear Martin Slideshow Resource Includes: One Google Slides presentation with fully editable text Please look at the preview before purchase to make sure this product is right for you and your students. Need more for teaching Dear Martin? Grab the whole bundle or check out my other Dear Martin resources: Dear Martin Introductory Scavenger Hunt Dear Martin Reading Questions Dear Martin Quizzes Dear Martin Reading Journal and Workbook Dear Martin Discussion Activity Dear Martin Poster ***This resource is a Google Slides document in a Google folder. You'll have to allow TPT access to your Google Account. Only the text is editable in the slides. Please be sure to check out the preview before purchasing to be sure that this product is right for you.
Ruby Bridges was the first African-American child to attend an all-white elementary school in the South during the Civil Rights era. In 1960, at the age of six, Ruby was selected to participate in a school integration program in New Orleans, Louisiana. She had to be escorted to school by federal mar...
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Prague Spring, brief period of economic and political liberalization in Czechoslovakia under Alexander Dubček that began in January 1968 and effectively ended on August 20, 1968, when Soviet forces invaded the country. By the early 1960s, Antonín Novotný, Czechoslovakia’s communist leader, was
Maximize your students' understanding and engagement in American history with these comprehensive vocabulary cards! Perfect for teaching Black History and the Civil Rights Era. The set includes 15 key vocabulary words, including Boycott, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Movement, Discrimination, Equality,...
Celebrate Votes For Women! with suffragist Ida B. Wells. Designed specifically for redwork embroidery, this simple line drawing is perfect for hand embroidery, as a relaxing coloring page, or combine the two and create a one-of-a-kind, crayon tinted, embroidered masterpiece. About this pattern: Ida B. Wells-Barnett (1862-1931) was born into slavery in Holly Springs, MS & was freed with Lincoln’s issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation. As a journalist in Memphis, TN, Wells wrote frequently about the lynching of African-Americans. She eventually moved to Chicago, & continued reporting on lynching, civil rights issues, & woman suffrage. Active in the women’s club movement forming the Women’s Era Club, and the Alpha Suffrage Club. When asked that she & the Alpha Suffrage Club (African-American club) march at the end of the 1913 Suffrage Parade in Washington, DC, Wells refused, & marched with the Illinois delegation. In 2020 Wells was granted a posthumous Pulitzer Prize special citation for her reporting on lynching. Disclaimer (A.K.A. The Fine Print): Patterns are for your personal use only. Please support my work as a fellow artist/crafter & share my blog & Etsy shop to those you think would like my patterns. Do not distribute my patterns yourself. Embroidery pattern ONLY. It's up to you to make it into a tea cozy, pillow, tote, quilt, wall hanging, et al. Pattern design by Patricia F. (Tisha) Dolton, aprilsongstress designs - aprilsongstress.com - © 2015-2023 - Ida B. Wells (1862-1931) Suffragist, Activist, Journalist
This graphic organizer goes over the key economic, social, and political reforms enacted by Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson during the Progressive Era. This product works great when supplemented by classroom reading material! Excellent for the interactive notebooks! Ready to use! You might be interested in this amazing deal: United States History Graphic Organizers: Exploration-Civil Rights Movement Product Clipart Credit: By Prince Padania
As a literacy coach, one of my responsibilities is to help the teachers at my school incorporate more reading and writing across the curriculum. This is one strategy I have used to help build background knowledge before beginning a unit of study. The activity is designed to be a quick introduction to an important figure (and the issues of the Civil Rights era), not a comprehensive research assignment. It includes guiding questions to help students find important information about the historical figure. After researching, the students write a paragraph to synthesize their findings and explain why this person is worthy of study. 2020 Update: I added a digital interactive layer to allow teachers to assign the activity through Google Classrooms. You, the buyer, may also edit/add the interactive layer using TpT's FREE digital tool available once you download this resource.
Civil Rights Unit Lesson Planning, Civil Rights Lesson Plan Guide, Civil Rights Pacing Guide, Civil Rights Lesson PlanThese lesson plan guides provide links to activities that support each component of the lesson cycle. The is also a pacing guide for the unit and course. There is an overview breakd...
A must-have jumping off point for any teacher who hopes to incorporate primary sources into their social studies curriculum, this PowerPoint presentation explains the difference between a primary and a secondary source. It is meant to be used for direct instruction in a minilesson, and can be revisited multiple times for review and remediation. The PowerPoint presentation includes: ☺ Definition of a Primary Source - - - • 4 example primary sources related to the civil rights era ☺ Definition of a Secondary Source - - - • 3 example secondary sources related to the civil rights era ☺ A discussion question on each slide: "Why is this a primary/secondary source?" Duration: This presentation can take anywhere between 7-25 minutes. • 7 minutes with only brief student discussion between slides • 15-25 minutes with longer discussions between slides & use of guided notes (see below for resource) The guided notes includes: 1 page of scaffolded notes, including cloze-style fill-in-the-blank and free-response Teacher key to cloze-style notes Great for ELLs! Color-coded vocabulary and bold visuals help English Language Learners make connections Common Core Alignment: This presentation aligns to Common Core State Standard Reading History 6-8.9 (CCSSRH6-8.9 - analyze relationship between primary and secondary sources) Key Topics Primary Sources Secondary Sources PowerPoint Interpretation Close reading Critical history Building a historical narrative Common Core Direction Instruction
Save 40% on this set that includes ALL 23 American History one-page projects in the series. Perfect if you need to cover these time periods, but need condensed lesson units. Each time period's brochure focuses on the big picture of the lesson which makes these great for test prep and review. CLICK HERE to save 50% on the American and World History Brochures Bundle! This resource has been developed as a crossover lesson of language arts and social studies. History teachers will find this very useful in incorporating writing across the curriculum! English teachers will find this as a seamless way to add relevant history to lessons on research methods. Your students will find information on important places, people, and terms - all the highlights that you want them to walk away with. All time periods include 10 vocabulary terms and 4 important people, plus 2 discussion questions... for a TOTAL of 210 vocabulary terms, 84 important historical people, and 42 discussion questions! Each mini-project includes an interactive notebook pocket and research recording page. In addition, you'll receive a blank brochure for any time periods not included. Please note that it is not editable, but your students will be able to write-in your chosen vocabulary terms, discussion questions, and important people. WHAT'S INCLUDED: Native American Tribes The First Americans The Exploration of America Colonial America European Settlement American Independence The US Constitution The Federalist Years The American Revolution The War of 1812 Westward Expansion The Mexican-American War The Age of Reform Slavery in America The American Civil War The Wild West The Progressive Era The Great Depression The Civil Rights Era The Vietnam War The Bill of Rights The Roaring 20s EXTEND THE LESSON: Find YouTube videos for each of the vocabulary terms and historical figures. This project can be completed in a few different ways. You can provide your students with the information to fill out their brochures, or have them find the information through Internet research. If your students are inexperienced with Internet research, guide them through the process by projecting a search that you lead. You'll find this unit to be so straight-forward that you may even want to leave it in your sub folder! Terms of Use Copyright © Project Based Learning with Elle Madison. All rights reserved by the author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this JPEG are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.
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- Coincides with my Progressive Era: Urban and Social Reforms PPT - Fill-in-the-blank style that is also IEP/504 Friendly - 2 readings from early Civil Rights leaders included in the end -Google classroom compatible
Civil Rights - Jim Crow Laws - PowerPoint and Student Handouts - This 27 page/slide package includes 3 unique resources related to the Jim Crow Laws and the impact it had on the lives of people. This is an excellent resource for introducing students to the Civil Rights Movement and the role of the ...
These 10 stations dive into the Chicano Movement--making a great addition to any Civil Rights Era unit! The stations cover the United Farm Workers, the Chicano Moratorium, the Bracero Program, and more with a variety of text & images. The activity comes with a student handout! ZIP FILE INCLUDES MULTIPLE PDFs: 10 stations on the Chicano Movement Student worksheet with questions for the stations Answer key for student worksheet Teacher Directions with ideas to use this activity in your classroom and with distance learning CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW! This activity gets students engaged with the Chicano Movement as they cover a variety of topics and decades of history with 10 stations. Topics in the Stations Include: The end of the Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Segregation and Discrimination against Mexican Americans The Bracero Program Farm Workers' Living Conditions The United Farm Workers (UFW), the Delano Grape Strike, and the National Grape Boycott The work of Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta (hunger strike, lettuce boycott, etc.) East Los Angeles Walkouts Brown Berets Chicano Moratorium The activity includes a worksheet which has 2-3 questions for each station. The worksheet will help students digest the stations' material and highlight key information. Possible Ways to Use This Activity: Stations! Hang up around room and get students moving (Laminate and reuse!) Document packet! Students work in small groups and complete these as a packet Have students access electronically Complete as a teacher-led, whole class activity The teacher directions include multiple tips and tricks, as well as ideas for using this activity with distance learning or for a digital classroom. I use this activity with 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students in American History courses. I love using resources covering the Chicano Movement as its an important part of the Civil Rights movement that is too often overlooked. ************************************************************************************************** Related Resources Cesar Chavez Primary Source Worksheet: United Farm Workers and Chicano Movement Latinx Civil Rights Movement Gallery Walk & Guided Notes 1960s Protest Gallery: Comparing the Anti-Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movements Civil Rights/Anti-Vietnam Protest Groups:Era of Social Change Woodstock Simulation ************************************************************************************************** Teacher Tips Get TpT credit toward future purchases! Please leave a quick rating and comment for this product. From your My Purchases page, click the "Provide Feedback" button. TpT will give you feedback credit -- lowering the price of your future purchases! Plus, your feedback helps me create better resources for my students AND you! ☺ Follow Me! Click the green star next to my store logo. Become a follower to receive email updates about my resources!
This is a pair-pack for the movies Selma and Malcolm X. These resources pair well for students to compare and contrast the leaders Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X during the Civil Rights era. Each resource has a viewing guide is detailed and arranged in time-stamped sections. In addition to filling out the viewing guide questions, students will: Complete discussion questions that can be done individually or in small groups, do a character analysis of each figure's portrayal, and be assessed with quizzes. These resources will help students to think critically about each movie's portrayal of these leaders' involvement in the Civil Rights movement and glean the historical themes. Each product includes: Overview Permission Slip for Parent/Guardian Viewing Guide Pages (answer key included) Discussion Questions (answer key included) Character Analysis (answer key included) Quiz (answer key included) Note: These products are included in our Civil Rights Movie Guide Bundle that contains more of our movie guides related to the Civil Rights Era. If you would like to buy them all together, please buy the bundle instead and save 30%. You may also be interested in: Hidden Figures Movie Guide The Help Movie Guide Green Book Movie Guide 42 Movie Guide (Jackie Robinson) Abolitionists Bundle -Research Organizers U.S. History Movie Guide Bundle America: The Story of Us BUNDLE The New World Movie Guide The Patriot Movie Guide Glory Movie Guide The Alamo Movie Guide Crash Course U.S. History: Graphic Organizers Follow us to receive product updates. Thanks for stopping by! If you like this product, please leave feedback. ***************************************************************************** Customer Tip: How to get TPT credit for future purchases: Go to your "My Purchases" page. Next to each purchase, you'll see a "Provide Feedback" button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you may use to lower the cost of your future purchases. We would really appreciate your feedback on our products. © Teach with Mark and Elyse You can also email us with any questions: [email protected]
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