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Free Black History Month Resources

February 19, 2014 By Thaleia 3 Comments

Educational Games for 2-8 Year Olds

Free Black History Month Resources

We have not done a ton of learning in regards to Black History Month or famous African Americans but definitely intend to. My son gets very upset when learning just the slightest bit about slavery and the Civil War. I am very happy that he feels all people regardless of skin color should not be owned or mistreated. I know it will upset him greatly the more he learns about how cruel some people have been and can be. Nonetheless we will delve into this topic more and more each year.

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I am sure that my family isn’t the only one wanting to have some free resources handy for Black History not just during February! I searched around to find some unique and easy to use resources.

 

Learn more about the lives of African-Americans who have made extraordinary achievements in their fields, with our collection of Black History Groups.

 

Visiting the Birthplace of Martin Luther King, Jr. with Suggested Resources

Unit Studies:

28 Ways to Celebrate Black History Month

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Mini Unit

Martin Luther King Unit Study Resources and Free Printablers

Coloring Pages:

 

Black History Month Coloring Pages from Nick Jr.

 

CopyWork & Notebooking Pages:

Black History Month Worksheets and Printables

Black History: MLK Handwriting Worksheets (grades 1-2)

Black History: MLK Cursive Worksheets (grades 3-5)

Black History: Rosa Parks Handwriting Worksheets (grades 1-2)

Black History Month Teaching Worksheets

Black History Printables: Teach your kids about the richness of African American culture.

Follow the Drinking Gourd Activity 3 pdf

Lapbooking Resources:

Black History Month Lapbook

Harriet Tubman Lapbook

Leaders of the Underground Railroad 

African American History

 

Audiobooks & Videos:

Martin Luther King – I Have A Dream Speech – August 28, 1963

Ebooks:

U.S. History: African-American Studies

Recipes:

African American Food & Recipes

Black History Recipes  African Heritage Collection 2

Crafts & Activities:

Montessori Inspiration for Martin Luther King Day

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. PRESCHOOL ACTIVITY

Kindergarten Heart Weavings for RainbowsWithinReach

 

Handprint Dream Catcher Paper Craft for Martin Luther King Day

What is Diversity? {Egg Activity for Martin Luther King Jr. Day}

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Booker T. Washington on wikipedia

Up from Slavery Booker T. Washington

“Cast Down Your Bucket Where You Are”: Booker T. Washington’s Speech 

Frederick Douglass on Wikipedia

Escape From Slavery, 1838 about Frederick Douglass

 

(Disclosure: There are affiliate links within this post. The links provide a way for us to support our site and provide great ideas and content to you! Thanks for your support.)

Great video series that talk some about slavery (not free):
 My kids really love this series and were very upset when it went off Netflix! Thank goodness for Amazon. (Affiliate link with picture above.)

 



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  1. Tamara Wilson says

    February 20, 2014 at 12:23 am

    This is a great list of resources to help teach about Black History month. I Love learning about our past, so does my son we sit together and read up on all kinds of things. Thank you for this list to help us with our time together.

  2. Rebecca Reid says

    February 20, 2014 at 8:09 am

    My son is still very young but we’ve touched on some of these subjects this month. He has a very hard time comprehending discrimination based on skin color. It’s something he doesn’t recognize at all!

  3. Beth says

    February 20, 2014 at 10:16 am

    These are some great resources! I don’t typically do “black history month,” but I do incorporate these very important folks into our history studies. Always on the lookout for new books and info! Thanks! #BB100

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