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Coretta Scott King Book Awards by American Library Association
Awards given to an African American author and an African American illustrator for an outstandingly inspirational and educational contribution. full record
What's in a Name?: Understanding Malcolm X by Discovery Education
Lesson plan on Malcolm X. full record
The Malcolm X Project by Columbia University
Multimedia version of Malcolm X's autobiography and resources dedicated to a new biography about Malcolm X. full record
Malcolm X: A Research Site by Twenty-First Century Books
Many resources dedicated to the life of Malcolm X. full record
The Black Power Movement by Oakham School, Oakham, England
Outline and notes on the Black Power movement. full record
Liberation Curriculum by Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Initiative
Lesson plans, primary resources and articles based on the Martin Luther King archives at Stanford University. full record
Human Rights: By Any Means Necessary by Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute
This series of lessons help to broaden the traditional understanding of the civil rights movement from a domestic movement for political rights to a global ... full record
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Teach compassion to animals in your classroom while still teaching the traditional academics! These fun free online lessons and activity sheets are available for you to download, print, and use in your classroom, library, or school.
The first part of the guide has suggested learning activities to prepare students to understand the movie at a deeper level: ⇒ thinking about satire and its uses in addressing various political issues ⇒ thinking about the different kinds of underlying political/economic frameworks—conservative, liberal, and left—people can use to make sense of what is going on in the world.
Buy, Use, Toss? A Closer Look at the Things We Buy is an interdisciplinary unit that includes ten fully-planned lessons.