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Black History Month Bulletin Board Letters Black History Month Door Decorations
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These Black History Month Bulletin Board letters are perfect for creating a Black History Month display with famous African American scientists and inventors or any other historical figures you would like to showcase. Options for printing include 1 bulletin board letter per page, or 2 bulletin board letters per page. This simple, yet fun design is suitable for any classroom space or theme. Four Files of Bulletin Board Letters are Included: ⭐One Letter Per Page - A-Z, Symbols, 0-9 ⭐Two Letters Per Page - A-Z, Symbols, 0-9 ⭐One Letter Per Page with Phrases (see below) ⭐Two Letters Per Page with Phrases (see below) Multiple Words and Phrases Included: ⭐Black History Month ⭐Happy Black History Month ⭐Black Scientists ⭐Famous Black Scientists *Note: You can create any text - all letters, numbers and symbols are included!
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Black History Month Science Middle School STEM & SEL Nelson Mandela Forgiveness
$3.00
Perfect for Black History Month or ANYTIME, this SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) Middle School activity featuring Nelson Mandela includes a hands-on science activity making chalkboard slime. Students will read a passage about forgiveness and Nelson Mandela, then use chalkboard slime as an object lesson on forgiveness. This is a unique and engaging activity that combines the tactile fun of slime with the profound concept of forgiveness. This activity is designed to help students explore the power of forgiveness in a hands-on and interactive way. This activity also includes a reading passage about the iconic Nelson Mandela, a renowned figure who exemplified the power of forgiveness. This inspiring reading passage sheds light on Mandela's extraordinary journey, his immense suffering during imprisonment, and his unwavering commitment to forgiveness and reconciliation. By including this reading passage, we aim to provide a deeper context and inspiration for the forgiveness-themed activity. It encourages individuals to learn from Mandela's remarkable example and reinforces the transformative impact forgiveness can have on our lives. After students read about Nelson Mandela and make chalkboard slime, it's time to express their emotions and experiences. Use chalk markers to write down hurts, grudges, or negative feelings onto the slime's surface. Students can be asked to feel the weight of those words, symbolizing the burden they impose on their heart. Now comes the transformative part. As students begin mixing, kneading, and stretching the slime, they will observe as the words disappear into the soft and malleable texture. They will witness the power of forgiveness as it gradually erases the marks, clearing the slate and bringing forth a sense of release and renewal. This SEL activity provides an opportunity for meaningful conversations about forgiveness, empathy, and healing. It fosters a safe space for introspection, allowing individuals to reflect on their own experiences and understand the profound impact of forgiveness on personal growth and well-being. Ideal for classrooms, therapy sessions, family bonding, or individual reflection, this forgiveness activity promotes emotional intelligence, empathy, and resilience. Embrace the joy of slime-making while delving into the depths of forgiveness, leaving behind the weight of negativity and embracing a fresh start. What will Students do in this SEL Middle School Activity? ⭐Read a passage about forgiveness and Nelson Mandela ⭐Make Chalkboard Slime ⭐Relate forgiveness to erasing chalkboard slime ⭐Reflect on activity What is included in this Forgiveness Activity? ⭐Reading Passage about forgiveness and Nelson Mandela ⭐List of Materials ⭐Step-by-step instructions with photos ⭐Reflection Questions ⭐Answer Key ⭐Explanation of Activity ⭐Extension Activity ⭐Printer-friendly Version Who would enjoy this Forgiveness Activity? ⭐Upper Elementary & Middle School Students ⭐Youth in Counseling ⭐Youth in Therapy Sessions ⭐Youth Groups ⭐Homeschoolers ⭐Co-ops ⭐Scout Groups ⭐Families What NGSS Does this Activity Support? ⭐5-PS1-1 Matter is made up of particles too small to see
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Black History Month Science African American Scientists & Inventors Slides STEM
$3.15
February is Black History Month! A great way to celebrate BHM in your science classroom is to share the amazing achievements of African American Scientists and Inventors. Use this slideshow to introduce students to these amazing and creative scientists and inventors! Each slide features an image of the scientist, his or her birthdate (and date of death, if applicable), their place of birth and a brief bio of their major accomplishment. They are perfect for Middle School Science, High School Science and homeschooling families! Which Famous Scientists are Included? George Edward Alcorn Jr. Alice Ball Patricia Bath George Washington Carver Emmett Chappelle Marian Croak John Dabiri Marie Maynard Daly Charles R. Drew Aprille Ericsson-Jackson Betty Wright Harris James Andrew Harris Shirley Ann Jackson Mae Jemison Katherine Johnson Lonnie G. Johnson Frederick McKinley Jones Percy Lavon Julian Lewis Howard Latimer Walter McAfee Alexander Miles Garrett Morgan Valerie Thomas Charles Henry Turner Dorothy Johnson Vaughan Madam C. J. Walker James West Daniel Hale Williams Granville T. Woods Jane C. Wright
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Black History Month Science - Bulletin Board Posters Scientists and Inventors
$3.15
A Black History Month Bulletin Board featuring scientists and inventors is a great way to add diversity to your classroom. This attractive set of African American Scientists and Inventors posters will inspire your students to reach for the stars! Each poster features an image of the scientist, his or her birthdate (and date of death, if applicable), their place of birth and a brief bio of their major accomplishment. They are perfect for Middle School Science, High School Science and homeschooling families! Since they are digital downloads, you can print them to suit your classroom size and needs. So, they're perfect for any spot you have open - above the blackboard, one the door, even right by your desk! 👉Which Famous Scientists are Included? George Edward Alcorn Jr. Alice Ball Patricia Bath George Washington Carver Emmett Chappelle Marian Croak John Dabiri Marie Maynard Daly Charles R. Drew Aprille Ericsson-Jackson Betty Wright Harris James Andrew Harris Shirley Ann Jackson Mae Jemison Katherine Johnson Lonnie G. Johnson Frederick McKinley Jones Percy Lavon Julian Lewis Howard Latimer Walter McAfee Alexander Miles Garrett Morgan Valerie Thomas Charles Henry Turner Dorothy Johnson Vaughan Madam C. J. Walker James West Daniel Hale Williams Granville T. Woods Jane C. Wright These Famous Scientists Posters are Perfect for... ⭐Science and STEM Educators: From elementary to university levels, teachers can use these posters to inspire students and instill a love for learning and discovery. ⭐Tutors and Academic Coaches: Tutors could use the posters as an educational tool to motivate their students during private sessions. ⭐Museum Educators: These posters could be a great addition to science museums or learning centers, providing visitors with interesting quotes and information about famous scientists. ⭐Librarians: Libraries focused on fostering a love for reading and learning could use the posters to decorate reading or study areas.
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Black History Month Science - Famous Scientists and Inventors ChatGPT Project
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This Black History Month African American Scientists and Inventors Project uses Chat GPT to discover the amazing contributions of Black scientists and inventors with this engaging and collaborative hexagonal thinking activity! Students use ChatGPT to research the lives, contributions, and character traits of diverse scientists and inventors. This is the perfect Black History Month project for secondary science classes! Also... great for Black History Month Bulletin Boards and Science Sub Plans. This resource also includes a non-Chat GPT option as well. Looking for something more traditional, without the use of ChatGPT? This resource is also available with Black Scientists Reading Passages. ⭐What is a Hexagonal Thinking Activity? Hexagonal thinking is an immersive, kinesthetic strategy designed to deepen understanding through the exploration of interconnected concepts. Each student is a given hexagon-shaped card, with each facet asking a question related to the overarching topic: Black Scientists and Inventors. After researching the answers to the questions using ChatGPT, they will form groups with other students. Then, they will align their hexagons by finding similarities between their scientists. As they align their hexagons, they're not just placing cards next to each other; they’re building a visual matrix that showcases the interwoven stories and achievements of these remarkable African American scientists and inventors. This approach not only fosters deep comprehension but also hones critical reasoning skills, encourages rich collaborative discussions, and is adaptable across a multitude of subjects. Using Hexagonal Thinking Activities offers students a dynamic way to see, process, and interconnect essential concepts, transforming individual ideas into a grand interconnected matrix. Product Highlights: ⭐Hexagonal Worksheet Templates: Students extract information about their assigned Black scientist, jotting down details in appropriate sections of the hexagon. ⭐Collaborative Exploration: Encourage students to come together, find connections, and assemble their hexagons to create an interconnected matrix. It's a visual testament to the profound impact of African American scientists on global innovation. ⭐Versatile Use: Perfect for classroom activities, bulletin board displays, substitute plans, and even extra credit opportunities. What's Included: ⭐Printable hexagonal worksheet templates. ⭐Printable photos of each Black Scientist, designed to fit in the center of the hexagon worksheet. (Color and Black and White Versions) ⭐Detailed instructions for teachers. ⭐Black Scientists Fact-Checking ChatGPT Checklist for students to reference their fact-checking sources Benefits: ⭐Enhance Critical Thinking: Challenge students to evaluate information about Black scientists, refining their critical thinking skills. ⭐Boost Cultural Awareness: Showcase the pivotal roles played by Black scientists, fostering appreciation and cultural understanding. ⭐Foster Collaboration: With the interactive nature of the activity, students collaborate, discuss, and debate, making learning a social and engaging experience.
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Black History Month Science & Reading Comprehension - Scientists & Inventors
$6.00
Celebrate Black History Month! Discover the amazing contributions of African American scientists and inventors with this engaging and collaborative hexagonal thinking activity! Take a deeper look into the lives, contributions, and character traits of diverse scientists and inventors. This is the perfect Black History Month project for secondary science classes! Also... great for Black History Month Bulletin Boards and Science Sub Plans. ⭐Product Highlights: Hexagonal Worksheet Templates: Students extract information about their assigned African American scientist, jotting down details in appropriate sections of the hexagon. Collaborative Exploration: Encourage students to come together, find connections, and assemble their hexagons to create an interconnected matrix. It's a visual testament to the profound impact of African American scientists on global innovation. Versatile Use: Perfect for classroom activities, bulletin board displays, substitute plans, and even extra credit opportunities. Differentiated Biography Reading Passages: 30, 2-page reading passages about various renowned African American scientists. Reading Level Grade ranges include: 👉Grades 9-10 (3 included) 👉Grades 10-11 (10 included) 👉Grades 11-12 (17 included) What's Included: ⭐Printable hexagonal worksheet templates. ⭐Printable photos of each African American Scientist, designed to fit in the center of the hexagon worksheet. ⭐Detailed instructions for teachers. ⭐Diverse 2-page reading passages on multiple African American scientists and inventors. ⭐Available in color and black-and-white formats. Benefits: ⭐Enhance Critical Thinking: Challenge students to evaluate information about African American ⭐scientists, refining their critical thinking skills. ⭐Boost Cultural Awareness: Showcase the pivotal roles played by African American scientists, fostering appreciation and cultural understanding. ⭐Foster Collaboration: With the interactive nature of the activity, students collaborate, discuss, and debate, making learning a social and engaging experience.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Science Activity - Black History Month or MLK Day
$3.00
Looking for a MLK Day Science Resource for your Middle School Students? This EASY, low-prep resource, connects scientific exploration with the historical context of Martin Luther King Jr.'s efforts for social equality. This classroom activity provides an experimental setup where students observe the solubility of colored sugar in various liquids and relate these outcomes to the societal changes advocated by Martin Luther King Jr. This resource is designed to facilitate an understanding of solubility and matter at a grade-appropriate level while encouraging students to reflect on past and present issues of social justice. It's an appropriate choice for teachers seeking to integrate science with social studies, particularly during units covering Martin Luther King Jr. or civil rights. ⭐What Will Students Do? Read a passage about social equality and Martin Luther King Jr. Review the concepts of Mixtures, Solutions, and How Substances Dissolve Relate the history of social inequalities to dissolving a solute (sugar cube + Food coloring) in different solvents (oil, isopropyl alcohol and water). Each solvent represents of different era of social reform. The solute represents social injustice. Reflect on the activity. What’s Included in this Activity? ⭐Reading Passage about social justice and Martin Luther King Jr. ⭐Reading Passage about Mixtures and Solutions ⭐Reading Passage about How Substances Dissolve ⭐Lists of materials ⭐Step-by-step instructions with photos ⭐Reflection Questions ⭐Answer Key ⭐Extension Activities ⭐Printer-friendly version Who Is This Activity For? ⭐Middle school science and social studies classes ⭐Educators interested in lessons that combine historical context with science. ⭐Group leaders seeking educational activities with real-world relevance. ⭐Homeschool parents incorporating history into science lessons. ⭐Facilitators aiming to introduce discussions on equality and civil rights.
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Details

Grade
5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Resource Type
Activities, Bulletin Boards, Multimedia
Pages
99+ Pages
Product
Digital
Subject
Science, Seasonal, Social Emotional
Languages
English
Standard
CASEL Social Emotional Learning Competencies, Common Core English Language Arts Standards, Next Generation Science Standards

Description

February is Black History Month! Celebrate the achievements of historical figures with this collection of Black History Month Activities for Middle and High School Classrooms. This bundle of activities includes bulletin board decor, research projects, a slideshow and two social-emotional learning activities.

What's Included (see Preview for all the details):
⭐Black Scientists Slideshow (30 Scientists and Inventors)
Black Scientists Posters (30 Scientists and Inventors)
Black Scientists Hexagonal Thinking Project with Reading Comprehension Passages (30 Scientists and Inventors)
Chalkboard Slime and Forgiveness SEL + Science Activity featuring Nelson Mandela
Dissolving Inequalities SEL + Science Activity featuring Martin Luther King Jr.
Black History Month Bulletin Board Letters
Bonus: Black Scientists Hexagonal Thinking Project with ChatGPT (30 Scientists and Inventors)
Famous Scientists Included in the Posters, Slideshow and Hexagonal Thinking Activity:

George Edward Alcorn Jr.
Alice Ball
Patricia Bath
George Washington Carver
Emmett Chappelle
Marian Croak
John Dabiri
Marie Maynard Daly
Charles R. Drew
Aprille Ericsson-Jackson
Betty Wright Harris
James Andrew Harris
Shirley Ann Jackson
Mae Jemison
Katherine Johnson
Lonnie G. Johnson
Frederick McKinley Jones
Percy Lavon Julian
Lewis Howard Latimer
Walter McAfee
Alexander Miles
Garrett Morgan
Valerie Thomas
Charles Henry Turner
Dorothy Johnson Vaughan
Madam C. J. Walker
James West
Daniel Hale Williams
Granville T. Woods
Jane C. Wright
Black Scientists Hexagonal Thinking Project with Reading Comprehension Passages (30 Scientists and Inventors):

Discover the amazing contributions of African American scientists and inventors with this engaging and collaborative hexagonal thinking activity! Take a deeper look into the lives, contributions, and character traits of diverse scientists and inventors. This is the perfect Black History Month project for secondary science classes! Also... great for Black History Month Bulletin Boards and Science Sub Plans.

Product Highlights:

Hexagonal Worksheet Templates: Students extract information about their assigned African American scientist, jotting down details in appropriate sections of the hexagon.
Collaborative Exploration: Encourage students to come together, find connections, and assemble their hexagons to create an interconnected matrix. It's a visual testament to the profound impact of African American scientists on global innovation.
Versatile Use: Perfect for classroom activities, bulletin board displays, substitute plans, and even extra credit opportunities.
Differentiated Biography Reading Passages: 30, 2-page reading passages about various renowned African American scientists. Reading Level Grade ranges include:
Grades 9-10 (3 included)
Grades 10-11 (10 included)
Grades 11-12 (17 included)
What's Included:

Printable hexagonal worksheet templates.
Printable photos of each African American Scientist, designed to fit in the center of the hexagon worksheet.
Detailed instructions for teachers.
Diverse 2-page reading passages on multiple African American scientists and inventors.
Available in color and black-and-white formats.
Benefits:

Enhance Critical Thinking: Challenge students to evaluate information about African American scientists, refining their critical thinking skills.
Boost Cultural Awareness: Showcase the pivotal roles played by African American scientists, fostering appreciation and cultural understanding.
Foster Collaboration: With the interactive nature of the activity, students collaborate, discuss, and debate, making learning a social and engaging experience.
Dissolving Inequalities SEL + Science Activity featuring Martin Luther King Jr.

Looking for a MLK Day Science Resource for your Middle School Students? This EASY, low-prep resource, connects scientific exploration with the historical context of Martin Luther King Jr.'s efforts for social equality. This classroom activity provides an experimental setup where students observe the solubility of colored sugar in various liquids and relate these outcomes to the societal changes advocated by Martin Luther King Jr.

This resource is designed to facilitate an understanding of solubility and matter at a grade-appropriate level while encouraging students to reflect on past and present issues of social justice. It's an appropriate choice for teachers seeking to integrate science with social studies, particularly during units covering Martin Luther King Jr. or civil rights.

What Will Students Do?

Read a passage about social equality and Martin Luther King Jr.
Review the concepts of Mixtures, Solutions, and How Substances Dissolve
Relate the history of social inequalities to dissolving a solute (sugar cube + Food coloring) in different solvents (oil, isopropyl alcohol and water). Each solvent represents of different era of social reform. The solute represents social injustice.
Reflect on the activity.
What's Included in this Activity?

Reading Passage about social justice and Martin Luther King Jr.
Reading Passage about Mixtures and Solutions
Reading Passage about How Substances Dissolve
Lists of materials
Step-by-step instructions with photos
Reflection Questions
Answer Key
Extension Activities
Printer-friendly version
Who Is This Activity For?

Middle school science and social studies classes
Educators interested in lessons that combine historical context with science.
Group leaders seeking educational activities with real-world relevance.
Homeschool parents incorporating history into science lessons.
Facilitators aiming to introduce discussions on equality and civil rights.
Chalkboard Slime and Forgiveness SEL + Science Activity featuring Nelson Mandela

This SEL Middle School activity featuring Nelson Mandela includes a hands-on science activity making chalkboard slime. Students will read a passage about forgiveness and Nelson Mandela, then use chalkboard slime as an object lesson on forgiveness.

This is a unique and engaging activity that combines the tactile fun of slime with the profound concept of forgiveness. This activity is designed to help students explore the power of forgiveness in a hands-on and interactive way.

This activity also includes a reading passage about the iconic Nelson Mandela, a renowned figure who exemplified the power of forgiveness. This inspiring reading passage sheds light on Mandela's extraordinary journey, his immense suffering during imprisonment, and his unwavering commitment to forgiveness and reconciliation. By including this reading passage, we aim to provide a deeper context and inspiration for the forgiveness-themed activity. It encourages individuals to learn from Mandela's remarkable example and reinforces the transformative impact forgiveness can have on our lives.

After students read about Nelson Mandela and make chalkboard slime, it's time to express their emotions and experiences. Use chalk markers to write down hurts, grudges, or negative feelings onto the slime's surface. Students can be asked to feel the weight of those words, symbolizing the burden they impose on their heart.

Now comes the transformative part. As students begin mixing, kneading, and stretching the slime, they will observe as the words disappear into the soft and malleable texture. They will witness the power of forgiveness as it gradually erases the marks, clearing the slate and bringing forth a sense of release and renewal.

This SEL activity provides an opportunity for meaningful
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