Discover the Extraordinary Life of Ida B. Wells! Attention, elementary teachers! Introducing a captivating new addition to your classroom library: "Who Was Ida B. Wells." This remarkable biography will take your students on an unforgettable journey through history, empowering them with knowledge and inspiring them to make a difference. Immerse your students in the incredible life of Ida B. Wells, a trailblazing journalist, civil rights activist, and fearless advocate for justice. This book study lesson offers an incredible opportunity to explore important themes, develop critical thinking skills, and foster a sense of empathy. Don't miss out on this incredible educational resource! Here are four exciting ways to integrate this lesson into your classroom: Engaging Discussions: Spark thought-provoking conversations about social justice, equality, and the power of one person's voice. Encourage your students to share their opinions and ideas while deepening their understanding of Ida B. Wells' remarkable contributions to society. Inspiring Research Projects: Ignite your students' curiosity by assigning research projects on influential figures who have fought for justice in different eras. They can explore Ida B. Wells' impact on the civil rights movement and compare her efforts to other historical figures, promoting critical thinking and analysis. Creative Writing: Unleash your students' creativity through various writing exercises. Prompt them to write a journal entry as Ida B. Wells, sharing her thoughts and experiences during her challenging times. Encourage them to imagine themselves in her shoes, fostering empathy and a deeper connection with her story. Artistic Expression: Stimulate your students' artistic abilities by encouraging them to create visual representations of Ida B. Wells' life and accomplishments. They can design posters, collages, or even stage dramatic performances that bring her story to life, allowing for a multidimensional learning experience. By incorporating "Who Was Ida B. Wells" into your curriculum, you'll not only introduce your students to an inspiring figure in history but also cultivate a sense of social responsibility and encourage them to stand up for what they believe in. Let their imaginations soar as they become active participants in the fight for justice! You will find: -thought provoking questions by chapter -relevant vocabulary words to improve depth of understanding -1-3 project ideas to apply the story and to build community and empathy in your classroom CLICK HERE to view my freebies CLICK HERE to view my DRAWING LESSONS CLICK HERE to view my ART WITH THE MASTERS ART LESSONS CLICK HERE to view my CONTEMPORARY ART LESSONS CLICK HERE to view my ART LESSONS THAT COMPLIMENT POPULAR BOOKS CLICK HERE to view my SELF ESTEEM PROJECTS CLICK HERE to view my CLASS MURAL IDEAS CLICK HERE to view my FUN ART FOLK ART LESSONS CLICK HERE to view my 3 BUNDLED LESSONS CLICK HERE to view my 5 BUNDLED LESSONS Make sure to click the GREEN STAR near my store name so that you can stay in touch with my store. I create new lessons every week.