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A Black History Month Research Project for 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade

A Black History Month Research Project is a great way to help your students learn more about and celebrate the impact African Americans have made to the United States.  It's also a good way to help students learn about obstacles African Americans have had to face in this country.  But having 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade students conduct research and complete a project based on that research can be an overwhelming task.

Scaffolding this process is essential in order for your students to be successful - and for them to actually stay engaged and excited!

After I fine-tuned the process, this Black History Month Research Project was one of my students' favorite projects all year.  It included researching a famous African American, writing an essay, creating a timeline of their life, and labeling a map.  The upper elementary students remained engaged throughout the entire project and were always very proud of the outcome!

Choosing an African American Hero to Research

Part of making a Black History Month Project meaningful is exposing students to people that they might not be familiar with.  If you let 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade students choose who they want to research, you'll probably find that everyone wants to research Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, or Barack Obama.

Instead of simply letting students choose people they are already familiar with, collect a variety of biographies on different African Americans - or find some  kid-friendly biographies online.

Do whatever works for your classroom, as long as you give students an opportunity to introduce themselves to different African Americans.

How I Organized This in My Classroom

There are a lot of different ways you could do this with your students. I would always have my librarian collect enough child-friendly biographies for each student in my class.  We would sit in a circle, and each student would get one of the books.  They had about a minute to look through the book, and then everyone passed their book to the left.

After everyone had looked through every book, students would write down the top 5 people they were interested in researching.  Then, I would look through everybody's choices and assign each student their famous African American to research.

This process got students excited and gave them more ownership over the project.  However, it also allowed me some freedom to make adjustments that would help students be successful and be exposed to different people.

My students used a book from the library as their main source for research, so I wanted to make sure the reading level of the books was appropriate for each of my students.  (If you have a really well-organized classroom library checkout system, this might be easier for you!)

Scaffolding a Black History Month Essay

As all upper elementary teachers know, having students complete research and then use that to write a successful essay is much harder than you would think.

You have to teach students not to copy paragraphs straight from a book or website.  And how to organize a research paper.  And you have to motivate students so that they will actually WANT to write.

This No Prep Black History Month Research Project scaffolds the entire process so students can succeed.  And even better, it will minimize all the one on one time and help students complete their project much more independently.

But there are ways you can scaffold on your own.

1. Model the Project for Your Students

Modeling an entire project takes up a lot of class time, but it makes a huge difference in your students' success.  Plus, it will prevent a lot of student questions later.

This No Prep Black History Month Research Project has all the information you need to use Martin Luther King, Jr. in your modeling.

2. Provide a Research Page with Clear Topics

Instead of having students do their own research on note cards or a blank sheet of paper, provide a research page that tells them exactly what sorts of topics they should be researching.

Otherwise, students have the tendency to copy paragraphs and collect information on irrelevant topics.

Decide what exactly you want your students to learn about - for example, their African American's family, accomplishments, and impact - and create a research page that helps students easily organize that information.  (And, of course, this project also includes research pages.)

3. Scaffold the Writing Process

This might be one of the most important ways to help your students write a successful, organized research paper. Simply providing students with paragraph frames can make a drastic difference and give students more confidence in their writing.

This is similar to this scaffolding you can use when having students write a compare and contrast essay.   Or, use the no prep option with this already ready-to-go Black History Month Project.

Use the Research to Create a Timeline and Map

Use this opportunity to address some other social studies skills - timelines and maps!

Have students use their research to create a timeline of important events in their famous African American's life.  Then, provide students with a blank map and have them color in different states that were important to their African American.

This is a very simple way to make these skills more meaningful to students.

Presenting the Black History Month Project

There is no one right way to have students share their projects.  It really depends on how much time you have!

Here are some options:

• Have students simply turn in their projects.  You could use them to create a bulletin board or just take a grade.
• Have students create a poster with their essay, map, and timeline.  They can present it to the class, or you could make a display.
• Have a Living Wax Museum!  This takes a lot more preparation, but your students and parents will love it.  Find more information on Living Wax Museums here.

If you think this scaffolding would be beneficial to your students as well, then you might like my Black History Month Research Project – Essay, Map, and Timeline Resource.   It includes everything I used to help my students be successful – even a model using Martin Luther King, Jr. so you can show students what is expected of them!

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Although February is Black History Month, it is important to note that we shouldn’t contain the teaching of Black history in just one month. These resources and Black History Month printable activities can help you integrate this rich history into your lessons all throughout the school year. Learn about six famous figures in Black history with our free unit study found at the end of this post. 

Why do we celebrate Black History Month?

The purpose of Black History Month is to celebrate the achievements and contributions African-Americans have made to the country. Until 1926, black history was left entirely out of school/history books.

In this year, historian and journalist Carter G. Woodson started a week of recognizing black history. This week eventually expanded to a month. However, that month-long celebration wasn’t decided on until 1976.

Studying African-American history is also teaching America’s history. Because of the significant history of African–Americans in the United States, studying the evolution of their freedom and contribution to our country as we know it is critical.

Integrating black history throughout your other lessons is important to the achievements as anyone else in our history. American history and black history can never be separated one from the other.

Last year, I saw a movie with my 13-year-old daughter. It changed us. The biography changed her and opened her eyes to a part of history that I failed to tell her about.

I was pretty ashamed that I never talked to my daughter about the crucial black history that made such an impact on the American people.

Hidden Figures

The movie was called Hidden Figures . It is a biographical drama based on a non-fiction book written by Margot Lee Shetterly. This intriguing movie is set in the 1950s and 1960s, and it follows the lives of 3 African-American women.

The women were hired on to NASA as ‘human computers’ based in the Langley Research Center. The women were: Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson. They participated in the initial days of a program made to send American astronauts to outer space.

Even though these three women produced quality and reputable work, they still faced discrimination. Their treatment was despicable. As the tears flowed down my daughter’s face, I knew she would have questions I wasn’t prepared to answer.

The movie prompted my daughter and me to dive into the history of African-Americans in the country. To learn of the horrific ideology of racism in our country and others.

Compassion isn’t something that people innately have. Yet, studying this history has developed an understanding in my daughter. It has formed an empathy for what people went through.

I am unsure why I waited this long to talk to my daughter about this. Don’t let a movie be the only reason why your child comes to know the history of African-Americans. It is a need-to-know and a necessary part of our country that we all should acknowledge. Without, our children won’t understand the gravity of what it means to fight for what is right.

The year 2020 marked a significant year for Black History Month. 2020 is the 100th anniversary of the 19 th Amendment (women’s right to vote) and the 150th anniversary of the 15 th Amendment (black males were granted the right to vote).

Resources to Celebrate Black History:

Take this month of February to start your studies on Black History and weave the history throughout your school year.

Allow your children the opportunity to examine black literature, art, innovations, and customs. These have all significantly shaped our American and even world culture. Most texts date black history only back to the slave trade. However, African history goes way beyond this.

Informational and Educational Resources for Black History Month

Learn more about the history of Black History month and famous African-Americans with Black History Month printable activities. There are lots of ideas and resources on how to teach the facts. Keep your kids engaged with the large variety of activities and ideas.

Black History Month: Teaching Beyond Slavery – These Black History Month printable activities will help you teach the hard history, not only about slavery, but about the civil rights movement, culture and more.

Black History Facts – Learn some fun facts about famous African Americans and their contributions to U.S. History.

53 Black History Month Writing Ideas – Get your students to journal about what black history month really means with these free writing prompts.

37 Powerful Black History Month Activities for Kids – This is a great list of resources for all ages and grade levels to learn about black history in a hands-on way.

Unique Ways to Celebrate Black History Month – Lots of resources and hands-on Black History Month printable activities.

Black History Month Coloring Pages

Martin Luther King, Jr. Worksheets & Coloring Pages – This is a huge list of worksheets, Black History Month printable activities, and coloring pages about Martin Luther King Jr.

Black History Month Coloring Pages – We love adding coloring pages to our history notebooks. There are lots of nice coloring pages for many famous African Americans.

Printable Black History Month Coloring Pages – You’ll find all sorts of coloring pages that celebrate Black History Month. Print off coloring pages for famous black people from history.

Famous Black People Coloring Pages – Tons of Black History Month coloring pages on famous people: Benjamin Banneker, Harriet Tubman, Biddy Mason, Martin Luther King Jr., Ruby Bridges, Thurgood Marshall, Booker T. Washington, and more. 

Budget Friendly Black History Month Resources:

These resources are not free, however they are very good resources. Includes lots of information, lessons, Black History Month printable activities, and more. All at an affordable price.

Black History Month {Foldable Facts} – Foldable books are a lot of fun for kids and they will enjoying creating this fact book. There is just something about learning with hands-on activities that helps them retain the information. 

Ruby Bridges NO PREP Printables – These no prep printables will help your kids with reading comprehension, vocabulary and deep thinking skills as they learn about 

Black History Women Venn Diagrams   – Printable worksheets and venn diagrams that will have your students compare and contrast their lives with 15 famous women of history.

Mae Among the Stars Build a Rocket STEM Activity  – Learn about Mae Jemison and rockets with this printable open and go read aloud STEM activity. Perfect for Black History month and learning about space. 

Black History Month Activities – 80 page educational activity pack that will teach your students about 12 African American Heroes. 

Celebrating Black History Month Lesson Plans – These lesson plans have book lists, writing and activity center ideas and come with a free download.

Free Printables for Black History Month:

Discover some fun Black History Month printable activities from our list below. There are black history worksheets , printable cards, printable packs on civil rights, writing activities and more. 

Free Black History Month Worksheet + A Reading List – Learn about iconic figures with these printables and book lists just in time for Black History month.

Civil Rights Printable Pack – Adorable coloring pages, and printable activities to learn about civil rights issues.

Black History Abolitionists – Printable black history month cards on the Abolitionists.

Free Black History Month Trading Cards – Learn about MLK and Rosa Parks with these printable cards and reading comprehension activities.

Children’s Civil Rights Walk Class Activity  – This free pdf activity goes along with the Let Freedom Sing book and gives suggestions on how to do a civil rights walk for the lesson.

Writing Activities for Black History Month  – These writing activities are fun because they use printable graphic organizers to teach your kids how to organize their thoughts.

Famous African Americans:

Learn about contributions of African-Americans that have helped to shape and contribute to make America a better place with these Black History Month printable activities.

Sojourner Truth Biography Report Organizers – Lots of free printables for your students to put together their own report on the biography of Sojourner Truth.

Ruby Bridges Activities and Printables for Black History Month – Learn all about Ruby Bridges with these free Black History Month printables. 

Harriett Tubman Biography Activities – Learn about this famous African American who saved many lives with this free PowerPoint presentation and printable activities. 

Harriet Tubman Unit Study and Free Printable – This printable pack and unit study will have your kids learning about a famous slave who saved others through the underground railroad.

Famous Black Americans Game – Learn about famous black Americans with this fun printable game.

Ruby Bridges Character Traits Free Activity – Talk about 3 character traits that Ruby Bridges has and fill them in on the graphic organizer as you are talking about her life. 

Young Frederick Douglass – Free reading comprehension passage with questions to learn more about Frederick Douglass.

African American Firsts Cheat Sheets – Help your kids learn about 125 moments in History by finding out who the first African American missionary was, and who the first African American was to practice medicine, sing at Carnegie Hall and more. This is a fun printable pack of facts.

Tips to Incorporate Black History into Your Studies:

• Make books with African-American authors or illustrators a part of your child’s permanent book collection.
• Ensure your children read a book that has a diverse community represented.
• Start with February during Black History Month. Make sure many different races/ethnicities are included in your reading and history lessons.
• Have your children watch historical movies like Hidden Treasures that shed some light on how the era might have been.
• Do not be shy to discuss racism with your children.
• Make every effort to emphasize that although there are different ethnicities, there is only ONE race, and that is the human race .

John 3:16 says, “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” The world means everyone in it.

Galatians 3:28 – “There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” We should learn to take this approach when educating our kids from home.

Free Black History Unit Study

Instant Download from WriteBonnieRose : Learn about six famous figures in Black history with this FREE unit. Students can learn about Martin Luther King, Jr.; Coretta Scott King; Constance Baker Motley; Charles Drew; Benjamin O. Davis, Jr.; and Benjamin Banneker through short reading units, print and cursive copywork of key facts from the reading, and coloring pages. 

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Every year, Americans recognize February as Black History Month. The month is dedicated to recognizing the achievements of African Americans and celebrating the role they have played in the history of the United States.

The Origins of Black History Month

Black History Month , also known as National African American Month, has been recognized by all U.S. Presidents since 1976. Canada also recognizes Black History Month each February, while countries such as the United Kingdom and the Netherlands celebrate in October. 

In the United States, Black History Month traces its start back to 1915, The organization that is now known as the Association for the Study of African American Life and History was founded by historian Carter Woodson and minister Jesse Moorland. 

Just over a decade later, the first Negro History Week was observed in 1926. The second week of February was chosen for the observance in honor of the birthdays of two men who played a substantial role in ensuring the rights and freedoms of African Americans, Abraham Lincoln , and Frederick Douglass . 

This first event gave birth to what we now know as Black History Month. In 1976, Gerald Ford became the first president to officially proclaim the February observance. Every U.S. president since has followed suit. Each year, the achievements of African Americans are recognized with a designated theme. The theme for 2018 is African Americans in Times of War.

Ways to Celebrate Black History Month

Help your students celebrate Black History Month with these ideas:

• Learn about the contributions African Americans have made in American history and society. Choose one African American to study in-depth.
• Learn about Civil Rights activists such as Martin Luther King Jr . or Rosa Parks .
• Learn about important moments in the Civil Rights movement. 
• Read biographies about influential African Americans or popular books by Black authors.
• African Americans have been instrumental in the development of several music genres and styles of dance. Learn about some of these such as jazz, blues, hip-hop, or swing.
• Look for a local venue, such as a history museum, to learn about African American leaders and history related to your state or town.
• If you live near a site that played a pivotal role in African American history, go visit it.
• Watch a movie or documentary that relates to the topic.

You can also use this free printables set to introduce your students to influential African Americans.

Famous Firsts Vocabulary

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Help your students begin to understand the significance of the role African Americans have played in U.S. history and culture with this Famous Firsts worksheet. Students should use the internet or a reference book to look up each person listed in the word bank in order to match them to their correct contribution. 

Famous Firsts Wordsearch

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Continue to familiarize your students with influential African Americans using this word search puzzle. Each name can be found among the jumbled letters in the puzzle. As your student locates each name, see if he can recall that person's accomplishment.

Famous Firsts Crossword Puzzle

Print the PDF: Famous Firsts Crossword Puzzle

Use this crossword puzzle to help students review the achievements of these ten African American men and women. Each clue describes an accomplishment that corresponds with a name from the word bank. 

Famous Firsts Alphabet Activity

Print the PDF: Famous Firsts Alphabet Activity

Young students can review the names and accomplishments of famous African Americans and practice their alphabetizing skills at the same time. Students will put the names in correct alphabetical order on the blank lines provided. 

Older students can practice alphabetizing by last name and writing the names in last name first/first name last order. 

Famous Firsts Challenge

Print the PDF: Famous Firsts Challenge

After your students have spent some time learning about famous African Americans and have completed the previous activities, use this Famous First Challenge worksheet as a simple quiz to see how much they remember.  

Famous Firsts Draw and Write

Print the PDF: Famous Firsts Draw and Write Page

Use this Draw and Write page for students to draw a Famous Firsts related picture and write about their drawing. Alternately, they may wish to use it as s simple report form to write about another influential African American about whom they've learned. 

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Black History Month Research Activities, Biography Report Templates

Print & Digital Bonus  Influential Black Leaders Research Templates Brochures.  This research template packet includes  50 Influential Individuals  that are important to history.

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February is  Black History Month, every year we celebrate influential leaders throughout history. Your students will love using these Black History Month Research Brochures. This project contains 28 Influential Individuals & Civil Rights Activist that are important to history. After the individual brochures are completed, they can be displayed in the classroom or in a common area of the school to show off just how appreciated the women who made such a difference in the world are! Studying black history can be be very meaningful for your students!

Kindly Note:  Actual Research is not included in packet these are only research templates.

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1. Arthur Ashe

2. Barack Obama

3. Barbara Jordan

4. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr.

5. Bessie Coleman

6. Billie Holiday

7. Booker T. Washington

8. Gen. Colin Powell

9. Condoleezza Rice

10. Daniel Hale Williams

11. Elijah McCoy

12. Fred Jones

13. Frederick Douglass

14. Garrett Morgan

15. George Washington Carver

16. Guion Bluford

17. Harriet Tubman

18. Hattie McDaniel

19. Jackie Robinson

20. James Weldon Johnson

21. John Lewis

22. Katherine Johnson

23. Langston Hughes

24. Louis Armstrong

25. Malcom X

26. Mary McLeod Bethune

27. Matthew Henson

28. Michael Jordan

29. Michelle Obama

30. Misty Copeland

31. Martin Luther King Jr.

32. Muhammad Ali

33. Ralph Ellison

34. Robert Robinson Taylor

35. Shirley Chisholm

36. Sojourner Truth

37. Thurgood Marshall

38. W.E.B. BuBois

39. Jackie Joyner Kersee

40. Maya Angelou

41. Oprah Winfrey

42. Wangari Maathai

43. Whoopi Goldberg

44. Alice Ball

45. Evelyn Boyd Granville

46. Shirley Ann Jackson

47. Serena Williams

48. Simone Biles

49. Wilma Rudolph

50. Lisa Leslie

51. Ruby Bridges

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Social Studies Subject for High School: Black History Month

Every February is Black History Month, to pay tribute to all those African-American activists who fought so hard for the human rights of their community. So, for you to talk about this great event in a high school class, you can help yourself with this template, decorated with geometric patterns...

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