Less than $5 Kindergarten Black History Month Resources (by date, latest first)

These were much needed for my students to practice counting and number formations! Great big graphics and big open spaces for students to write numbers in!

Kids will Learn how to write numbers from 1 - 20 .

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• 40 Pages
• PDF + PNG Format
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• No physical product or printed material will be shipped.

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These were much needed for my students to practice counting and number formations! Great big graphics and big open spaces for students to write numbers in!

Kids will Learn how to write numbers from 1 - 20 .

handwriting tracing and writing skills with all different kinds of Lines & Shapes . This is an amazing method to teach kids how they can Write step by step by copying .

What You will Get

• 60 Pages
• PDF + PNG Format
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This Printable Worksheets is a great way for your little one to learn basic handwriting tracing and writing skills with all different kinds of Letters And Numbers . This is an amazing method to teach kids how they can Write step by step by copying .

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE

• 92 Pages ( PDF + PNG )

• Large 8.5'' x 11'' designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paper

• High-resolution images

• Unlimited prints

• Great for kids, boys and girls

JUST DOWNLOAD, PRINT AND GET STARTED

These were much needed for my students to practice counting and number formations! Great big graphics and big open spaces for students to write numbers in!

Kids will Learn how to write numbers from 1 - 10 .

What You will Get

• 20 Pages
• PDF + PNG Format
• HIGH QUALITY

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• This is a digital item.

• No physical product or printed material will be shipped.

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This is an excellent starter worksheet of puzzles, the right choice for a child's first introduction to sudoku, good activity that reinforces logic and problem-solving, this worksheet is perfect for road trips or anytime you need some peace and quiet without resorting to turning on the TV.

Fun February Activities

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• 25 Pages of Puzzles
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• PDF + PNG

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This Printable Worksheets is a great way for your little one to learn basic handwriting tracing and writing skills with all different kinds of Lines & Shapes . This is an amazing method to teach kids how they can Write step by step by copying .

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE

• 20 Pages ( PDF + PNG )

• Large 8.5'' x 11'' designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paper

• High-resolution images

• Unlimited prints

• Great for kids, boys and girls

JUST DOWNLOAD, PRINT AND GET STARTED

Mazes are the best activities for brain teasing labyrinths, these exercises support learning through play by developing concentration and problem solving skills.

Fun February Activities

What You will Get

• 25 Printable activities For Kids
• PDF + PNG Format
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This coloring Pages contains beautiful quotes, intricate designs that are perfect for both children and adults. These images will keep you entertained and help induce meditation as you work to color between these intricate lines.

You’ll be receiving an instant download you may print as many times as you like! Share these with as many friends or family!

This book is ideal for anyone looking to aid a child’s development or to be used yourself for relaxation.

What You will Get

• 25 Printable Coloring PAGES
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Make the perfect gift for anyone who Loves Coloring , This non screen activity can help your child to improve their pencil grip, hand-eye coordination as well as train their brain to focus. Coloring and drawing help kids to relax, self-regulate their mood and develop their imagination. 

What You will Get

• 28 Coloring PAGES
• PDF + PNG Format
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These were much needed for my students to practice counting and number formations! Great big graphics and big open spaces for students to write numbers in!

Kids will Learn how to write numbers from 1 - 10 .

What You will Get

• 20 Pages
• PDF + PNG Format
• HIGH QUALITY

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• This is a digital item.

• No physical product or printed material will be shipped.

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There are so many amazing people we can learn from during Black History Month (and the rest of the year). This board includes several influential Black Americans and phrases that are simple and short enough for younger grade levels!

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• 13 PAGES
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These posters for Black History Month are perfect for any bulletin board display and a great start to introduce new figures in any classroom! There are 30 men and women in this resource that can help you do just that!

What You will Get

• 30 PAGES
• PDF + PNG Format
• HIGH QUALITY

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Elevate your classroom decor this Black History Month with our Bulletin Board Set Lettering Styles! This versatile set includes eye-catching alphabet designs, perfect for creating stunning bulletin boards that celebrate the contributions of Black historical figures. These unique lettering styles add a bold and engaging visual element to your classroom while honoring the significance of Black History Month.

Features:

• Lettering Styles: Bold and unique fonts designed for Black History Month displays.
• Classroom Decor: Ideal for enhancing your bulletin boards and walls with cultural relevance.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for headers, banners, and any classroom decoration needs.
• Easy to Apply: Print, cut, and arrange for a quick and engaging classroom transformation.

Make your classroom a vibrant hub of Black history learning with this dynamic bulletin board lettering set, perfect for Black History Month and year-round!

✅You will receive A ZIP folder that includes✅

• Page Size: 8.5×11 inches
• pdf and jpg formats
• Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI.
• Page Count: +99 pages

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Celebrate Black History Month with our Heroes Coloring Bookmarks! These unique coloring bookmarks feature iconic Black figures, combining educational content with fun coloring activities. Perfect for Black History Month or year-round learning, these bookmarks make a memorable and educational gift.

Features:

• Black History Month Heroes: Colorful bookmarks showcasing prominent Black figures with brief biographies.
• Educational & Fun: Provides both historical knowledge and artistic engagement.
• Digital Resources: Ideal for enhancing Black History Month activities in the classroom or at home.
• Practical and Inspirational: Perfect for encouraging reading and celebrating Black history.

Enhance your Black History Month celebrations with these coloring bookmarks that offer a creative way to learn about Black history heroes!

• HISTORICAL FIGURES INCLUDED:

1. Booker T Washington
2. Harriet Tubman
3. Frederick Douglas
4. Marcus Garvey
5. 5 Rosa Parks
6. Jesse Owens
7. Sojourner Truth
8. Martin Luther King JR
9. Billie Holiday
10. Ruby Bridges
11. Bill Pickett
12. Edna Lewis
13. Thurgood Marshall
14. Bessie Coleman
15. George W. Carver
16. Marian Anderson
17. Langston Hughes
18. Wilma Rudolph
19. Tuskegee Airman
20. Phyllis Wheatley
21. Michael Jackson
22. Jackie Robinson
23. Sarah E Goode
24. Benjamin Banneker
25. Michael Jordan

✅You will receive A ZIP folder that includes✅

• Page Size: 8.5×11 inches
• pdf and jpg formats
• Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI.
• Page Count: 28 pages

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Celebrate Black History Month with our Coloring Posters featuring 46 famous Black history figures! Each poster includes a detailed biography and an illustration for students to color, making this a fantastic way to teach about historical heroes while engaging in a creative activity.

Features:

• Black History Month Coloring Posters: Includes 46 posters with illustrations of influential Black figures.
• Educational Biographies: Each poster features a short biography to educate students about the contributions of these historical icons.
• Engaging Activities: Combines art with history for an interactive learning experience.
• Perfect for Classroom Decoration: Ideal for displaying on bulletin boards or using in lessons.

Enhance your Black History Month curriculum with these enriching coloring posters that bring history to life in an engaging and educational way!

• HISTORICAL FIGURES INCLUDED:

1. Martin Luther King Jr.
2. Malcolm X
3. Harriet Tubman
4. Rosa Parks
5. Nelson Mandela
6. Barack Obama
7. Maya Angelou
8. Frederick Douglass
9. Sojourner Truth
10. Thurgood Marshall
11. Langston Hughes
12. Marcus Garvey
13. Shirley Chisholm
14. Carter G. Woodson
15. W.E.B. Du Bois
16. Mahalia Jackson
17. Jesse Owens
18. Serena Williams
19. Jackie Robinson
20. Angela Davis
21. Muhammad Ali
22. Toni Morrison
23. Medgar Evers
24. Dorothy Height
25. Ruby Bridges
26. James Baldwin
27. Katherine Johnson
28. John Lewis
29. Coretta Scott King
30. Harriet Jacobs
31. Fannie Lou Hamer
32. Louis Armstrong
33. Ella Fitzgerald
34. Booker T. Washington
35. George Washington Carver
36. Zora Neale Hurston
37. Billie Holiday
38. Marian Anderson
39. Althea Gibson
40. Ralph Bunche
41. Mary McLeod Bethune
42. Paul Robeson
43. Bayard Rustin
44. Claudette Colvin
45. James Weldon Johnson
46. Paul Laurence Dunbar

✅You will receive A ZIP folder that includes✅

• Page Size: 8.5×11 inches
• pdf and jpg formats
• Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI.
• Page Count: 46 pages

♥♥♥TERMS OF USE♥♥♥

EduCraft Resources Teaching Resources are for PERSONAL USE only and cannot be used in any products, freebies, or distributed in any format.

Celebrate Black History Month with our Coloring Posters featuring 46 famous Black history figures! Each poster includes a detailed biography and an illustration for students to color, making this a fantastic way to teach about historical heroes while engaging in a creative activity.

Features:

• Black History Month Coloring Posters: Includes 46 posters with illustrations of influential Black figures.
• Educational Biographies: Each poster features a short biography to educate students about the contributions of these historical icons.
• Engaging Activities: Combines art with history for an interactive learning experience.
• Perfect for Classroom Decoration: Ideal for displaying on bulletin boards or using in lessons.

Enhance your Black History Month curriculum with these enriching coloring posters that bring history to life in an engaging and educational way!

• HISTORICAL FIGURES INCLUDED:

1. Martin Luther King Jr.
2. Malcolm X
3. Harriet Tubman
4. Rosa Parks
5. Nelson Mandela
6. Barack Obama
7. Maya Angelou
8. Frederick Douglass
9. Sojourner Truth
10. Thurgood Marshall
11. Langston Hughes
12. Marcus Garvey
13. Shirley Chisholm
14. Carter G. Woodson
15. W.E.B. Du Bois
16. Mahalia Jackson
17. Jesse Owens
18. Serena Williams
19. Jackie Robinson
20. Angela Davis
21. Muhammad Ali
22. Toni Morrison
23. Medgar Evers
24. Dorothy Height
25. Ruby Bridges
26. James Baldwin
27. Katherine Johnson
28. John Lewis
29. Coretta Scott King
30. Harriet Jacobs
31. Fannie Lou Hamer
32. Louis Armstrong
33. Ella Fitzgerald
34. Booker T. Washington
35. George Washington Carver
36. Zora Neale Hurston
37. Billie Holiday
38. Marian Anderson
39. Althea Gibson
40. Ralph Bunche
41. Mary McLeod Bethune
42. Paul Robeson
43. Bayard Rustin
44. Claudette Colvin
45. James Weldon Johnson
46. Paul Laurence Dunbar

✅You will receive A ZIP folder that includes✅

• Page Size: 8.5×11 inches
• pdf and jpg formats
• Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI.
• Page Count: 46 pages

♥♥♥TERMS OF USE♥♥♥

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Celebrate Black History Month and honor famous Black women with these coloring bookmarks! These engaging digital resources feature inspiring women from history, allowing students to learn while they color. Perfect for teaching about Black women leaders and incorporating fun, educational activities into your classroom.

Ideal for use during Black History Month, these coloring bookmarks can be a creative addition to reading time, learning stations, or take-home activities. Great for both teachers and students to enhance their understanding of Black women’s contributions.

Key Features:

• Famous Black Women Coloring Bookmarks: 41 bookmarks featuring key historical figures.
• Perfect for Black History Month lessons and activities.
• Ready-to-use digital resources for both classroom and home use.

Add these educational bookmarks to your Black History Month activities and celebrate the achievements of Black women in history!

• HISTORICAL FIGURES INCLUDED:

1. -Alice Ball: chemist; developed first successful treatment for leprosy
2. -Alma Woodsey Thomas: painter and art educator
3. -Althea Gibson: tennis player; first black athlete to cross the color line of tennis
4. -Angela Davis: political activist, academic, and author
5. -Audre Lorde: writer, feminist, womanist, librarian, and civil rights activist
6. -Augusta Savage: sculptor associated with the Harlem Renaissance
7. -Bessie Coleman: pilot; first Black woman to hold a pilot license
8. -Charlotte E. Ray: first Black American female lawyer in the United States
9. -Dominique Dawes: first Black woman to join the National Gymnastics Team
10. -Ella Fitzgerald: jazz singer dubbed 'the First Lady of Song" + 'the Queen of Jazz"
11. -Florence Griffith Joyner: gold medalist; considered the fastest woman of all time
12. -Gwen Ifill: award-winning journalist, television newscaster, and author
13. -Gwendolyn Brooks: writer, poet
14. -Harriet Tubman: abolitionist and political activist
15. -Ida B. Wells: journalist, educator, leader in the Civil Rights Movement
16. -Josephine Baker: singer, dancer
17. -Julie Dash: film director, writer, producer
18. -Katherine Johnson: NASA mathematician featured in 'Hidden Figures"
19. -Lorna Simpson: photographer and multimedia artist
20. -Mae Jemison: first Black woman to travel in space
21. -Mahalia Jackson: gospel singer
22. -Mamie Phipps Clark: social psychologist
23. -Marcelite Harris: first Black female general officer of the United States Air Force
24. -Marian Anderson: one of the most celebrated singers of the twentieth century
25. -Mary Bowser: Union spy during the Civil War
26. -Mary Eliza Mahoney: first African American to work as a nurse in the US
27. -Maya Angelou: poet, singer, memoirist, and civil rights activist
28. -Nichelle Nichols: groundbreaking television actress
29. -Nina Simone: singer, pianist, and activist in the Civil Rights Movement
30. -Octavia E. Butler: award-winning science fiction writer
31. -Oprah Winfrey: seriously?!? … it's Oprah!
32. -Phillis Wheatley: first published African-American female poet
33. -Raven Wilkinson: first Black woman to dance for a major classical ballet company
34. -Rebecca Lee Crumpler: first Black woman to become a physician in the US
35. -Rosa Parks: civil rights activist known for her role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott
36. -Ruby Bridges: first Black child to desegregate an all-White elementary school
37. -Shirley Chisholm: first Black woman elected to the United States Congress,
38. -Sojourner Truth: abolitionist and women's rights activist
39. -Wilma Rudolph: gold medalist; acclaimed the fastest woman in the world
40. -Zora Neal Hurston: influential author of African-American literature

✅You will receive A ZIP folder that includes✅

• Page Size: 11x8.5 inches 2x6 inches
• pdf and jpg formats
• Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI.
• Page Count: 40 bookmarks

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Celebrate Women’s Black History Month and Women’s History Month with these inspiring bio posters featuring 40 famous Black women leaders. Each poster highlights the name and biography of iconic women, making it the perfect resource for creating impactful classroom decorations and engaging bulletin board displays.

Ideal for honoring Black History Month and Women’s History Month, these posters help students learn about the significant contributions of these influential Black women. Perfect for both educational purposes and enhancing the learning environment.

Key Features:

• 40 Biography Posters: Featuring famous Black women with detailed biographies.
• Great for Black History Month and Women’s History Month classroom decor.
• Use for bulletin boards, walls, and other classroom decoration needs.

Inspire and educate your students while celebrating the contributions of Black women in history!

• HISTORICAL FIGURES INCLUDED:

1. -Alice Ball: chemist; developed first successful treatment for leprosy
2. -Alma Woodsey Thomas: painter and art educator
3. -Althea Gibson: tennis player; first black athlete to cross the color line of tennis
4. -Angela Davis: political activist, academic, and author
5. -Audre Lorde: writer, feminist, womanist, librarian, and civil rights activist
6. -Augusta Savage: sculptor associated with the Harlem Renaissance
7. -Bessie Coleman: pilot; first Black woman to hold a pilot license
8. -Charlotte E. Ray: first Black American female lawyer in the United States
9. -Dominique Dawes: first Black woman to join the National Gymnastics Team
10. -Ella Fitzgerald: jazz singer dubbed 'the First Lady of Song" + 'the Queen of Jazz"
11. -Florence Griffith Joyner: gold medalist; considered the fastest woman of all time
12. -Gwen Ifill: award-winning journalist, television newscaster, and author
13. -Gwendolyn Brooks: writer, poet
14. -Harriet Tubman: abolitionist and political activist
15. -Ida B. Wells: journalist, educator, leader in the Civil Rights Movement
16. -Josephine Baker: singer, dancer
17. -Julie Dash: film director, writer, producer
18. -Katherine Johnson: NASA mathematician featured in 'Hidden Figures"
19. -Lorna Simpson: photographer and multimedia artist
20. -Mae Jemison: first Black woman to travel in space
21. -Mahalia Jackson: gospel singer
22. -Mamie Phipps Clark: social psychologist
23. -Marcelite Harris: first Black female general officer of the United States Air Force
24. -Marian Anderson: one of the most celebrated singers of the twentieth century
25. -Mary Bowser: Union spy during the Civil War
26. -Mary Eliza Mahoney: first African American to work as a nurse in the US
27. -Maya Angelou: poet, singer, memoirist, and civil rights activist
28. -Nichelle Nichols: groundbreaking television actress
29. -Nina Simone: singer, pianist, and activist in the Civil Rights Movement
30. -Octavia E. Butler: award-winning science fiction writer
31. -Oprah Winfrey: seriously?!? … it's Oprah!
32. -Phillis Wheatley: first published African-American female poet
33. -Raven Wilkinson: first Black woman to dance for a major classical ballet company
34. -Rebecca Lee Crumpler: first Black woman to become a physician in the US
35. -Rosa Parks: civil rights activist known for her role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott
36. -Ruby Bridges: first Black child to desegregate an all-White elementary school
37. -Shirley Chisholm: first Black woman elected to the United States Congress,
38. -Sojourner Truth: abolitionist and women's rights activist
39. -Wilma Rudolph: gold medalist; acclaimed the fastest woman in the world
40. -Zora Neal Hurston: influential author of African-American literature

✅You will receive A ZIP folder that includes✅

• Page Size: 8.5×11 inches
• pdf and jpg formats
• Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI.
• Page Count: 40 pages

♥♥♥TERMS OF USE♥♥♥

EduCraft Resources Teaching Resources are for PERSONAL USE only and cannot be used in any products, freebies, or distributed in any format.

Celebrate Women’s Black History Month and Women’s History Month with these inspiring bio posters featuring 40 famous Black women leaders. Each poster highlights the name and biography of iconic women, making it the perfect resource for creating impactful classroom decorations and engaging bulletin board displays.

Ideal for honoring Black History Month and Women’s History Month, these posters help students learn about the significant contributions of these influential Black women. Perfect for both educational purposes and enhancing the learning environment.

Key Features:

• 40 Biography Posters: Featuring famous Black women with detailed biographies.
• Great for Black History Month and Women’s History Month classroom decor.
• Use for bulletin boards, walls, and other classroom decoration needs.

Inspire and educate your students while celebrating the contributions of Black women in history!

• HISTORICAL FIGURES INCLUDED:

1. -Alice Ball: chemist; developed first successful treatment for leprosy
2. -Alma Woodsey Thomas: painter and art educator
3. -Althea Gibson: tennis player; first black athlete to cross the color line of tennis
4. -Angela Davis: political activist, academic, and author
5. -Audre Lorde: writer, feminist, womanist, librarian, and civil rights activist
6. -Augusta Savage: sculptor associated with the Harlem Renaissance
7. -Bessie Coleman: pilot; first Black woman to hold a pilot license
8. -Charlotte E. Ray: first Black American female lawyer in the United States
9. -Dominique Dawes: first Black woman to join the National Gymnastics Team
10. -Ella Fitzgerald: jazz singer dubbed 'the First Lady of Song" + 'the Queen of Jazz"
11. -Florence Griffith Joyner: gold medalist; considered the fastest woman of all time
12. -Gwen Ifill: award-winning journalist, television newscaster, and author
13. -Gwendolyn Brooks: writer, poet
14. -Harriet Tubman: abolitionist and political activist
15. -Ida B. Wells: journalist, educator, leader in the Civil Rights Movement
16. -Josephine Baker: singer, dancer
17. -Julie Dash: film director, writer, producer
18. -Katherine Johnson: NASA mathematician featured in 'Hidden Figures"
19. -Lorna Simpson: photographer and multimedia artist
20. -Mae Jemison: first Black woman to travel in space
21. -Mahalia Jackson: gospel singer
22. -Mamie Phipps Clark: social psychologist
23. -Marcelite Harris: first Black female general officer of the United States Air Force
24. -Marian Anderson: one of the most celebrated singers of the twentieth century
25. -Mary Bowser: Union spy during the Civil War
26. -Mary Eliza Mahoney: first African American to work as a nurse in the US
27. -Maya Angelou: poet, singer, memoirist, and civil rights activist
28. -Nichelle Nichols: groundbreaking television actress
29. -Nina Simone: singer, pianist, and activist in the Civil Rights Movement
30. -Octavia E. Butler: award-winning science fiction writer
31. -Oprah Winfrey: seriously?!? … it's Oprah!
32. -Phillis Wheatley: first published African-American female poet
33. -Raven Wilkinson: first Black woman to dance for a major classical ballet company
34. -Rebecca Lee Crumpler: first Black woman to become a physician in the US
35. -Rosa Parks: civil rights activist known for her role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott
36. -Ruby Bridges: first Black child to desegregate an all-White elementary school
37. -Shirley Chisholm: first Black woman elected to the United States Congress,
38. -Sojourner Truth: abolitionist and women's rights activist
39. -Wilma Rudolph: gold medalist; acclaimed the fastest woman in the world
40. -Zora Neal Hurston: influential author of African-American literature

✅You will receive A ZIP folder that includes✅

• Page Size: 8.5×11 inches
• pdf and jpg formats
• Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI.
• Page Count: 40 pages

♥♥♥TERMS OF USE♥♥♥

EduCraft Resources Teaching Resources are for PERSONAL USE only and cannot be used in any products, freebies, or distributed in any format.

Celebrate Women's and Black History Month with this set of coloring posters featuring biographies of famous women leaders in Black history! Perfect for both Black History Month and Women's History Month, these posters combine creative coloring activities with informative biographies, allowing students to learn while engaging in a hands-on project.

Each poster highlights a trailblazing Black woman, with her portrait ready for students to color and her biography to spark classroom discussions. These posters are ideal for decorating bulletin boards, classroom doors, or walls, making your classroom vibrant and educational during February and March.

Key Features:

• Coloring posters featuring biographies of iconic Black women leaders
• Ideal for Black History Month and Women's History Month celebrations
• Perfect for bulletin boards, classroom decoration, and displays
• Encourages both creativity and learning through biography and art

Engage students in celebrating women's contributions to Black history by combining art with education. These posters are the perfect resource to make your classroom stand out during Women's History and Black History Month!

• HISTORICAL FIGURES INCLUDED:

1. -Alice Ball: chemist; developed first successful treatment for leprosy
2. -Alma Woodsey Thomas: painter and art educator
3. -Althea Gibson: tennis player; first black athlete to cross the color line of tennis
4. -Angela Davis: political activist, academic, and author
5. -Audre Lorde: writer, feminist, womanist, librarian, and civil rights activist
6. -Augusta Savage: sculptor associated with the Harlem Renaissance
7. -Bessie Coleman: pilot; first Black woman to hold a pilot license
8. -Charlotte E. Ray: first Black American female lawyer in the United States
9. -Dominique Dawes: first Black woman to join the National Gymnastics Team
10. -Ella Fitzgerald: jazz singer dubbed 'the First Lady of Song" + 'the Queen of Jazz"
11. -Florence Griffith Joyner: gold medalist; considered the fastest woman of all time
12. -Gwen Ifill: award-winning journalist, television newscaster, and author
13. -Gwendolyn Brooks: writer, poet
14. -Harriet Tubman: abolitionist and political activist
15. -Ida B. Wells: journalist, educator, leader in the Civil Rights Movement
16. -Josephine Baker: singer, dancer
17. -Julie Dash: film director, writer, producer
18. -Katherine Johnson: NASA mathematician featured in 'Hidden Figures"
19. -Lorna Simpson: photographer and multimedia artist
20. -Mae Jemison: first Black woman to travel in space
21. -Mahalia Jackson: gospel singer
22. -Mamie Phipps Clark: social psychologist
23. -Marcelite Harris: first Black female general officer of the United States Air Force
24. -Marian Anderson: one of the most celebrated singers of the twentieth century
25. -Mary Bowser: Union spy during the Civil War
26. -Mary Eliza Mahoney: first African American to work as a nurse in the US
27. -Maya Angelou: poet, singer, memoirist, and civil rights activist
28. -Nichelle Nichols: groundbreaking television actress
29. -Nina Simone: singer, pianist, and activist in the Civil Rights Movement
30. -Octavia E. Butler: award-winning science fiction writer
31. -Oprah Winfrey: seriously?!? … it's Oprah!
32. -Phillis Wheatley: first published African-American female poet
33. -Raven Wilkinson: first Black woman to dance for a major classical ballet company
34. -Rebecca Lee Crumpler: first Black woman to become a physician in the US
35. -Rosa Parks: civil rights activist known for her role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott
36. -Ruby Bridges: first Black child to desegregate an all-White elementary school
37. -Shirley Chisholm: first Black woman elected to the United States Congress,
38. -Sojourner Truth: abolitionist and women's rights activist
39. -Wilma Rudolph: gold medalist; acclaimed the fastest woman in the world
40. -Zora Neal Hurston: influential author of African-American literature

✅You will receive A ZIP folder that includes✅

• Page Size: 8.5×11 inches
• pdf and jpg formats
• Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI.
• Page Count: 41 pages

♥♥♥TERMS OF USE♥♥♥

EduCraft Resources Teaching Resources are for PERSONAL USE only and cannot be used in any products, freebies, or distributed in any format.