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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with our vibrant collection of coloring pages and worksheets! Perfect for classrooms and homeschool settings, these activities highlight influential Hispanic figures and their contributions, offering a fun and educational way to engage students. From historical leaders to cultural icons, each page helps students learn about Hispanic heritage while practicing essential skills. Ideal for back-to-school lessons, these resources provide a seamless blend of creativity and education, inspiring young minds while supporting your teaching goals.

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Printable bookmarks for kids, teens, and adults, DIGITAL DOWNLOAD coloring sheet of bookmarks with famous quotes by Martin Luther King Jr., and abstract zen background to color.

These bookmarks could be used as personalized gift tags or cards for students, friends, or family, could be used as a fun, positive, coloring activity at a party, in the classroom, or done as a homeschool activity, or relaxing family activity, for Black History Month, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and more.

For best results print them on thick cardstock paper, color, and cut up.

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Fifteen jazz music-themed coloring pages with musical instruments and performers DIGITAL DOWNLOAD.

These coloring pages could be used for music appreciation lessons, for Black History Month, used as school room posters, as a fun coloring activity in the classroom or homeschool, they could also be colored and given out as gifts.

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1 Pdf file with 15 US letter-size pages 8.5” by 11”.

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Early finishers coloring bookmarks/cards with famous quotes by the abolitionists and civil rights activists Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth, with the abstract zen background to color.

Here are some ideas on how to use bookmarks in your classroom or at a book club:

1. Book Club and Classroom Discussions: Use the bookmarks as prompts for book club discussions. Hand out different bookmarks to members and ask them to share their thoughts and insights related to the quote or illustration on their bookmark.

2. Have participants color the bookmarks while discussing their emotional responses to the novel.

3. Use bookmarks as student or book club member rewards/gifts.

4. Attach a bookmarks to a pack of coloring pens or a book for a small gift.

5. Homemade Gifts: Encourage students to give their colored bookmarks to classmates, friends, or family members who enjoy reading. It's a thoughtful and personalized gift that can foster a love for literature.

6. Collaborative Coloring: Set up a collaborative coloring station where students can work together to create a large, colorful bookmark collage, using bookmarks featuring quotes from different books.

7. Use coloring bookmarks as a relaxing downtime activity.

8. As an addition to subplans and for early finishers.

9. Add to cards and letters.

10. Use as decorations for scrapbooks or reading journals.

11. Coloring during read-at-loud times.

For best results print them on thick cardstock paper.

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Four printable coloring pages Digital Download with relaxing abstract doodle hearts background and quotes by Martin Luther King Jr.

Fun coloring activity for the whole family, classroom, homeschool, or at the party, pages could be colored and used as wall posters.

These pages could be used for MLK day, Valentine's Day, Black History Month, or any other occasion.

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Inspirational quotes by influential people in Black history coloring bookmarks craft. Featuring quotes from Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, and Frederick Douglass with their portraits and scenes of nature to color, these bookmarks are a great way to celebrate Black History Month or to teach history and social studies lessons all year round.

Coloring has been shown to have therapeutic benefits, helping to reduce stress and anxiety while promoting relaxation and mindfulness.

Ideas on using bookmarks:

• These bookmarks could be used as student rewards/gifts
• addition to no prep sub plans
• attached to a book or pack of coloring pencils as a small gift
• as early finishers
• for brain breaks/relaxing time
• bookmarks could be added to letters and cards;
• used as a fun coloring activity at the book club meeting
• at a party, in the classroom, library, or as a homeschool activity
• used as page tags for scrapbooking, planners, journals and more.

For best results print them on thick cardstock paper.

Files include: 1 Pdf US letter-size pages 8.5” by 11”. Four different bookmarks in two sizes: large bookmarks measure about 8." by 2.4",

and smaller set 7" by 2"

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Printable bookmarks/cards for kids, teens, and adults, DIGITAL DOWNLOAD coloring sheet of bookmarks with inspirational quotes by scientist George Washington Carver with the botanical zen background to color.

These bookmarks could be used as personalized gift tags or cards for students, friends, or family, could be used as a fun, positive, coloring activity at a party, in the classroom, or done as a homeschool activity or relaxing family activity, and more. These bookmarks could be used for Black History Month activities or science study.

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This passage and assortment of activities are an engaging and accessible way for your students to strengthen their knowledge of the history behind MLK day and its importance.

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• MLK Day Passage (2 pages)
• 10 Multiple Choice Questions
• 5 Short Answer Questions
• 9 Choice Board Extension Activities
• Answer Keys
• Link to Digital Version

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Martin Luther King Jr., I Have a Dream Write the Room: Use this writing activity in your AVID classroom, Social Studies, ELA, or any content area. Allow students to reflect on Martin Luther King and his dream with this engaging printable write-the-room activity! This activity features 11 unique labels you can display around your room, each representing a letter to spell out "I Have a Dream." These labels come with thought-provoking prompts that encourage students to reflect on Martin Luther King Jr. The recording sheet allows students to organize and document responses.

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Directions:
Students will complete the Martin Luther King Jr. prompts around the room and record their responses on the provided recording sheet.

What's Included:

• 11 classroom labels each representing a letter to spell out "I Have a Dream" with prompts that encourage students to reflect on Martin Luther King Jr.
• A recording sheet with a chart where students write their responses next to the corresponding letter.

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AVID Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "I Have a Dream" Speech + Dicebrakers Activity: Help your students dig deeper by marking the text of the "I Have a Dream Speech" and build your classroom community with these 5 different Dicebreakers with thought-provoking prompts!

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What's included:

• "I Have a Dream" speech in Google doc with space for marking the text
• 5 different dice with 6 questions on each in color and black and white
• One blank dice for students to write their own prompts

Directions:

• Cut and paste to make a cube.
• Take turns rolling the dice and answering questions with a group.
• If time allows let the conversations flow naturally after each question. Students will love pointing out similarities/differences in perception of the text.

Example Prompts:

• Has King's dream become true in today's America?
• How does Martin Luther King, Jr. appeal to pathos? (emotions)
• What is one question you would ask Dr. King?

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "I Have a Dream" One-Pager Activity: Unlock your students creativity with this free printable inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic quote, "I have a dream." This open-ended one-pager is perfect for note-taking, sketch notes, and coloring, making it a versatile tool for social-emotional learning (SEL) and mindfulness.

Students can let their imaginations soar by jotting down their dreams in the clouds, turning this printable into an engaging and interactive bulletin board display. Foster self-expression and positivity with this empowering resource, designed to encourage reflection and inspire dreams in a fun and educational way. Download now for a meaningful addition to your classroom or personal space!

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• note-taking or “sketch notes”
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• students can write their dreams in the clouds and this can be used as a bulletin board
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Possible “I Have a Dream” sentence starters:

• My dream for myself...
• My dream for my family...
• My dream for my friends...
• My dream for my school...
• My dream for my community...
• My dream for this world...

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Celebrate Black History Month with this thoughtful, engaging lesson on overcoming obstacles in Maya Angelou's renowned poem, "Still I Rise."

This lesson plan on Angelou's poem can be used in a variety of ways throughout the school year. For instance, the lesson is the perfect jumpstart for your unit on slavery, Civil Rights, poetry, or Women's Rights in America. It can also be used as a stand-alone lesson to get your students to reflect upon and discuss overcoming their own personal obstacles. Given the theme of the poem, the lesson even acts as a great medium for discussing how to to rise above bullying in a society where bullying is sadly so prevalent. These meticulously laid-out materials and lesson plan will have your students thinking, speaking, reading, and writing all in one class period and interacting deeply with one of the most beautiful and resounding works of American poetry.

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- Precise lesson plan with warm-up, explanation, application, synthesis, and extension activity

- Student packet for guided notes with anticipation guide and comprehension questions

- Notes on Maya Angelou

- Homework assignment

Note that the poem is not included in this resource as it is protected by copyright. However, "Still I Rise" can easily be found online.

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Celebrate Black History Month with this engaging lesson on Maya Angelou's stunningly poignant poem of injustice, "Caged Bird."

This dynamic lesson plan on Angelou's poem is the perfect addition to your poetry unit. In this lesson, students will analyze the figurative language within the poem and respond to its powerful theme through independent work, paired activities, and full class discussion. The lesson plan even includes a unique way to read the poem as a class that will have your students engaged from the start. The meticulously laid-out materials will prompt your students to think, speak, read, draw, and write all in one class period and interacting deeply with one of the most celebrated works of American poetry.

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- Comprehensive lesson plan with warm-up, explanation, application, and synthesis

- Student packet: copy of the poem, notes on Maya Angelou, chart and drawing activity, open response question

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Celebrate Black History Month with this dynamic lesson on pursuing your dreams in Langston Hughes' provocative poem, Harlem (A Dream Deferred).

This differentiated lesson plan on Hughes' poem is the perfect addition to your poetry unit. In this lesson, students will analyze the figurative language within the poem and respond to its powerful theme through independent work, paired activities, and full class discussion. These meticulously laid-out materials will have your students thinking, speaking, reading, drawing, and writing all in one class period and interacting deeply with one of the most breathtaking works of American poetry.

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- Comprehensive lesson plan with warm-up, explanation, application, synthesis, and differentiated extension activities

- Student packet

- Copy of the poem

- Notes on Langston Hughes

- Drawing Activity

- Open Response Question

- Extension Activity for Forging Original Poetry

This lesson plan is Common Core Aligned.

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Embark on a thought-provoking journey through the complex and powerful story of the Black Panther Party! This engaging resource delves beyond sensational headlines to shed light on the Panthers' multifaceted activism, ideology, and enduring legacy. Students will:

• Unravel the truth: Go deeper than media portrayals to understand the Black Panthers' historical context, founding principles, and evolution as a social justice movement.
• Analyze their blueprint: Decipher the Ten-Point Program, their ambitious vision for economic equality, community empowerment, and dismantling systemic racism.
• Witness their impact: Discover the Panthers' diverse initiatives, from armed patrols against police brutality to free breakfast programs and educational projects, revealing their commitment to uplifting Black communities.
• Explore different perspectives: Analyze primary sources and engage in critical thinking activities to grapple with the BPP's controversial elements and their lasting influence on American society.
• Connect to the present: Reflect on the Black Panthers' legacy in today's fight for racial justice.

This captivating resource features:

• Compelling Narrative: Immerse students in the Black Panthers' story through vivid language and real-world examples.
• Primary Source Analysis: Develop critical thinking skills by decoding a powerful quote from the Ten-Point Program and connecting it to contemporary issues.
• Interactive Activities: Challenge students with engaging multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions that promote deeper understanding and active learning.
• Thought-Provoking Discussions: Encourage critical reflection and dialogue with discussion prompts that connect the topic to personal experiences and broader social justice issues.
• Clear Answer Key: Save valuable time with a comprehensive answer key for easy assessment and feedback.

Ideal for:

• Middle and high school students in social studies, language arts, or current events classes.
• Teachers seeking resources for Black History Month, units on civil rights movements, or promoting critical thinking and civic engagement.
• Anyone passionate about understanding the Black Panthers' important role in the fight for equality and its continued relevance in today's world.

Empower students to think critically, engage in discussions, and connect the past to the present with this valuable resource! Order now and ignite a passion for justice!

Review: The content is excellent, offering a balanced and nuanced exploration of the Black Panther Party. It delves into their history, ideology, activism, and challenges, avoiding oversimplification and promoting critical thinking. The inclusion of a primary source, engaging activities, and discussion prompts fosters deeper understanding and encourages students to grapple with the complexities of the BPP's legacy.

Learning Objectives:

• Students will analyze the historical context, founding principles, and multifaceted activism of the Black Panther Party.
• Students will evaluate the Black Panthers' Ten-Point Program, its goals, and its connection to broader social justice movements.
• Students will develop critical thinking skills through analyzing primary sources, identifying bias, and forming questions for further inquiry.
• Students will connect the Black Panther Party's legacy to contemporary issues of racial justice and systemic inequality.
• Students will engage in discussions and reflection activities that promote empathy, understanding, and a commitment to social change.

Common Core State Standards:

• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.7: Analyze various accounts of a single historical event or issue, recognizing and clarifying differences in points of view.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.8: Distinguish between primary and secondary sources, and determine the difference between fact and opinion.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.9: Analyze and evaluate the usefulness of different resources for researching a topic.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.10: Integrate information from diverse sources, including primary and secondary sources, print and digital sources, and visual sources, in order to write about a topic.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.SL.6-8.4: Present claims and findings clearly and concisely using relevant evidence.

Embark on a captivating journey through time and uncover the untold stories of Mali, Songhai, and Kush, magnificent African empires that dazzled the world with their wealth, innovation, and cultural achievements. This comprehensive reading comprehension worksheet, perfect for Black History Month or any social studies unit, delves into the heart of these civilizations, dispelling myths and showcasing a vibrant era of African excellence.
Engage your students with:

• Gripping narratives: Discover the rise and fall of these empires, from Mali's gold-paved streets under Sundiata Keita to Songhai's intellectual fervor under Askia Muhammad, and Kush's powerful queens like Candace Amanirenas.
• Primary source exploration: Analyze compelling excerpts from historical figures like Ibn Battuta and Leo Africanus, gaining firsthand accounts of the empires' opulence and cultural practices.
• Critical thinking activities: Hone critical thinking skills with multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions that delve deeper into the content.
• Standards-aligned assessment: Address key Common Core State Standards related to reading comprehension, informational text analysis, and primary source interpretation.

This resource is ideal for:

• Middle and high school students in social studies, history, or Black history courses.
• Teachers seeking engaging and informative materials for Black History Month or ancient African civilizations units.
• Homeschoolers looking to supplement their curriculum with captivating lessons.

Unmask the mysteries of these remarkable empires and ignite your students' passion for history with this dynamic and informative resource!

Review: The content of the product is excellent. It is well-organized, informative, and engaging. The reading comprehension worksheet follows a clear structure, starting with an introduction to the topic, then providing detailed information about each of the three empires, and concluding with primary sources and assessment questions. The inclusion of primary sources and assessment questions is particularly valuable, as it allows students to think critically about the information they have read and develop their understanding of the topic.

Learning Objectives:

• Students will be able to identify the key characteristics of the ancient African empires of Mali, Songhai, and Kush.
• Students will be able to analyze primary sources to gain insights into the culture and history of these empires.
• Students will be able to develop their critical thinking skills by answering comprehension and analysis questions.
• Students will be able to communicate their understanding of the topic through written and verbal responses.

Common Core State Standards:

• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.7: Analyze various accounts of a single historical event or issue, recognizing and clarifying differences in points of view.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.8: Distinguish between primary and secondary sources, and determine the difference between fact and opinion.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.9: Analyze and evaluate the usefulness of different resources for researching a topic.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.10: Integrate information from diverse sources, including primary and secondary sources, print and digital sources, and visual sources, in order to write about a topic.

From Lunch Counters to Changemakers: Unveiling the Power of Youth Activism in the Civil Rights Movement

Empower your students to understand the transformative power of young people! This engaging reading comprehension resource delves into the critical role of young activists in the Civil Rights Movement. Through primary sources, thought-provoking questions, and engaging activities, students will explore the motivations, strategies, and lasting impact of these changemakers.

Key Features:

• Compelling Narrative: Presents the story in a clear and captivating manner, making it accessible to diverse learners.
• Primary Source Integration: Incorporates firsthand accounts, allowing students to connect with the voices of the movement.
• Varied Question Formats: Employs multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, and short answer questions to assess comprehension and critical thinking at various levels.
• Detailed Answer Key: Provides clear and concise answers to facilitate self-assessment and guided discussions.

Learning Objectives:

• Gain a deeper understanding of the historical context and motivations of young activists in the Civil Rights Movement.
• Analyze primary sources to understand the perspectives and strategies employed by young activists.
• Evaluate the significance of nonviolence as a central principle in the movement.
• Explore the impact of the Greensboro sit-in and other youth-led protests on the broader Civil Rights Movement and society.
• Recognize the lasting legacy of young activists and their contributions to the ongoing fight for social justice.

Common Core Standards Alignment:

• RI.5.1: Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
• RI.5.2: Determine the central ideas or author's purpose of a text and explain how it is developed.
• RI.5.3: Analyze the relationship between a primary and secondary source on the same topic.
• RI.5.8: Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support a point of view.
• SS.5.US.3: Explain the impact of key events and individuals on the Civil Rights Movement, including the rise of youth activism.

Ignite your students' critical thinking and inspire them to become changemakers themselves!

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From Segregation to Empowerment: Unveiling the Long Road to Voting Rights

Empower your students to become informed citizens with this engaging exploration of the ongoing struggle for voting rights in the United States!

This comprehensive reading comprehension resource delves into the historical context, key milestones, and present-day challenges surrounding the fight for Black enfranchisement.

Through primary sources, thought-provoking questions, and diverse activities, students will gain a deeper understanding of:

• The legacy of discriminatory practices like Jim Crow laws and their impact on voter disenfranchisement.
• The pivotal role of the Civil Rights Movement, including the Selma to Montgomery Marches, in securing voting rights advancements.
• The enduring significance of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the ongoing fight against contemporary forms of voter suppression.

Key Features:

• Compelling Narrative: Presents the complex history in a clear and engaging manner, making it accessible to diverse learners.
• Primary Source Integration: Incorporates firsthand accounts, allowing students to connect with the voices of individuals involved in the movement.
• Varied Question Formats: Employs multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, and short answer questions to assess comprehension and critical thinking at various levels.
• Detailed Answer Key: Provides clear and concise answers to facilitate self-assessment and guided discussions.

Learning Objectives:

• Analyze the historical context and motivations behind the struggle for voting rights for Black Americans.
• Evaluate primary sources to understand the perspectives and experiences of individuals involved in the fight for enfranchisement.
• Analyze the effectiveness of nonviolent resistance strategies employed by the Civil Rights Movement.
• Explore the impact of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and its ongoing relevance in protecting voting rights.
• Recognize the contemporary challenges to voting rights and the importance of civic engagement in promoting a more inclusive democracy.

Common Core Standards Alignment:

• RI.5.1: Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
• RI.5.2: Determine the central ideas or author's purpose of a text and explain how it is developed.
• RI.5.3: Analyze the relationship between a primary and secondary source on the same topic.
• RI.5.8: Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support a point of view.
• SS.5.US.3: Explain the impact of key events and individuals on the Civil Rights Movement, including the fight for voting rights.

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Ride for Freedom: A Reading Comprehension Journey on the Civil Rights Movement's Pivotal Moment

Embark on a captivating journey through the Freedom Rides of 1961, a crucial chapter in the fight for Civil Rights. This comprehensive reading comprehension resource delves into the courage, challenges, and lasting impact of this nonviolent movement.

Key Features:

• Engaging Narrative: Presents the story of the Freedom Rides in a clear and accessible manner.
• Primary Source Integration: Incorporates firsthand accounts, allowing students to connect with the experiences of participants.
• Diverse Question Formats: Employs multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, and short answer questions to assess comprehension and critical thinking at various levels.
• Detailed Answer Key: Provides clear and concise answers to guide classroom discussions and self-assessment.

Learning Objectives:

• Gain a thorough understanding of the Freedom Rides, their historical context, and their significance in the Civil Rights Movement.
• Analyze the motivations and strategies of the Freedom Riders, including their commitment to nonviolence.
• Evaluate the impact of the Freedom Rides on public perception and the fight for racial equality.
• Develop critical thinking and analysis skills through primary source analysis and discussion.
• Recognize the enduring legacy of the Freedom Rides and their continued relevance in contemporary society.

Common Core Standards Alignment:

• RI.5.1: Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
• RI.5.2: Determine the central ideas or author's purpose of a text and explain how it is developed.
• RI.5.3: Analyze the relationship between a primary and secondary source on the same topic.
• RI.5.8: Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support a point of view.
• SS.5.US.3: Explain the impact of key events and individuals on the Civil Rights Movement, including the Freedom Rides.

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Brown v. Board: Breaking Down Barriers, Building Equity - A Reading Comprehension Resource

Delve into the landmark Supreme Court case, Brown v. Board of Education, with this engaging reading comprehension resource. Explore the historical context, legal arguments, and lasting impact of this pivotal moment in the fight for educational equity in the United States.

Key Features:

• Captivating Narrative: Unravels the story of Brown v. Board, making complex legal issues accessible to students.
• Primary Source Integration: Allows students to analyze firsthand accounts, enhancing understanding and historical context.
• Diverse Question Formats: Employs multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, and short answer questions to assess various levels of comprehension and critical thinking.
• Detailed Answer Key: Provides clear and concise answers to facilitate self-assessment and guided discussions.

Learning Objectives:

• Gain deeper understanding of the Brown v. Board of Education case and its historical significance.
• Analyze the arguments presented by both sides and the reasoning behind the court's decision.
• Examine the challenges and complexities of achieving educational equity in the context of historical events like the Little Rock Nine.
• Develop critical thinking and analysis skills through primary source exploration and discussion.
• Uncover the legacy of Brown v. Board and its lasting impact on the Civil Rights Movement and the pursuit of equal opportunities.

Common Core Standards Alignment:

• RI.5.1: Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
• RI.5.2: Determine the central ideas or author's purpose of a text and explain how it is developed.
• RI.5.3: Analyze the relationship between a primary and secondary source on the same topic.
• RI.5.8: Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support a point of view.
• SS.5.US.3: Explain the impact of key events and individuals on the Civil Rights Movement, including the Brown v. Board of Education decision.

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