Black History Month, Also referred to as African-American History Month is a time when the contributions and achievements of African-American people are celebrated and studied in schools and libraries across the nation. It is observed in the United States and Canada in February and in The United Kingdom in October.
Videos:
* What is Black History Month?
* Origins of Black History Month
* Forest Whitaker: Growing Up with Dr. King
* Masters of Invention - A Documentary on The History of Black Inventions
* Harriet Tubman Mini Bio
* How to solve racially stressful situationsHow to resolve racially stressful situations
Reading:
* Black History Timeline
* Black History: info about different important African American representatives
* Fact Monster: History & timelines
* Canada: Black History month
* UK: Black History Month 365 (info, speeches and cultural activities)
Teacher Resources:
* The Online Reference Guide to African American History
* 28 Ways to Celebrate Black History Month
* African American Inventors for Kids
* Pinterest: Black History Month
* ESL Activities for African-American History Month
* Black History Month Lessons
* Nice Resources You can Share With Your Students
* What is Black History Month?
* Origins of Black History Month
* Forest Whitaker: Growing Up with Dr. King
* Masters of Invention - A Documentary on The History of Black Inventions
* Harriet Tubman Mini Bio
* How to solve racially stressful situationsHow to resolve racially stressful situations
Reading:
* Black History Timeline
* Black History: info about different important African American representatives
* Fact Monster: History & timelines
* Canada: Black History month
* UK: Black History Month 365 (info, speeches and cultural activities)
Teacher Resources:
* The Online Reference Guide to African American History
* 28 Ways to Celebrate Black History Month
* African American Inventors for Kids
* Pinterest: Black History Month
* ESL Activities for African-American History Month
* Black History Month Lessons
* Nice Resources You can Share With Your Students