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1. chireviewofbooks.com › 2021/02/01 › 28-stories-you28 Stories You Can Read Online for Black History Month

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   Feb 1, 2021 · As this month of remembrance and reflection begins, we’ve gathered stories by twenty-eight Black writers that can be read online for free, one for each day in February but available to you any time of year.

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     20 of the Most Essential Books on Black History

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     The ABCs of Black History (Literally Cultured Read Aloud)

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     Black History Month's historical origins explained

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3. www.bbc.co.uk › teach › articlesBlack History Month 2024 resources - BBC Teach

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   Explore Black History Month 2024 content suitable for use with both primary and secondary school pupils. Each resource is accompanied by teacher notes to aid classroom use.

4. www.booktrust.org.uk › booklists › bBlack History Month - BookTrust

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   For Black History Month we have put together a booklist of historical stories from Black History around the world. From picture books to teen novels, spanning fiction and non-fiction, these books are bound to captivate and inform.

5. literacytrust.org.uk › celebrate-black-historyBlack History Month resources - National Literacy Trust

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   Oct 4, 2024 · Black History Month free teaching resources. This year for Black History Month we’re celebrating Black literary history and shining the spotlight on some of our favourite Black authors, illustrators and iconic characters from children’s books.

6. mondaysmadeeasy.com › black-history-month-shortCelebrating Black History Month: 6 Powerful Short Stories

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   • “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker. This short story examines the preservation of heritage and culture across three generations of African-American women living in the rural Southern United States.
   • “Thank You, Ma’am” by Langston Hughes. Next up is “Thank You, Ma’am,” which captures an unexpected act of kindness between two strangers. Langston Hughes is a vibrant writer known for his contributions to the Harlem Renaissance; he published this short story in 1958.
   • “Down the Lakeshore” by Téa Mutonji. This next title is found in a modern collection of short stories called Shut Up You’re Pretty that portray the experiences of a Congolese-Canadian teenager.
   • “Home” by Gwendolyn Brooks. Faced with challenging circumstances, a family determines what “home” really means. Gwendolyn Brooks’ heartwarming short story was published in 1953 and is actually the second chapter of her novel Maud Martha.

7. about.jstor.org › blog › 23-freely-accessible-black23 freely accessible Black history collections - About JSTOR

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   Jan 27, 2023 · A year ago we shared a selection of image and primary source collections on Artstor and JSTOR that focused on Black history. Today, we have more than 20 community-contributed collections to add to that list—all free to access and download on JSTOR.

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   How can I learn more about Black History Month?

   • Discover more black history, heritage, culture and achievements with resources from BBC Teach. Celebrate Black History Month throughout October with clips, quizzes and stories from across CBBC. Additionally, discover Incredible things that 11 black women have done for Britain with Newsround.

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   What is the theme for Black History Month?

   • This year’s theme for Black History Month is “Reclaiming Narratives”. In the past, people didn't always give credit to black people for their contributions to art, writing, sports, business, politics and many other things. This year, we are learning more about these important achievements and telling the stories that haven't always been told.

   Black History Month | KS1 Topic | Age 5-7 - BBC Bitesize

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   What is Black History Month?

   • In the UK, Black History Month falls in October each year, and is a great time to learn about and celebrate Black history and heritage. However, Black history can, and should, be recognised and celebrated all year round.

   Black History Month resources - National Literacy Trust

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   How can teachers support Black History Month?

   • Supporting schools and early years settings with literacy teaching resources to help enrich your lessons linking to literacy moments and awareness days throughout the academic year. Black History Month resources and activities for teachers in primary and secondary schools.

   Black History Month resources - National Literacy Trust

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   Should Black History Month be celebrated all year round?

   • However, Black history can, and should, be recognised and celebrated all year round. This year for Black History Month we’re celebrating Black literary history and shining the spotlight on some of our favourite Black authors, illustrators and iconic characters from children’s books.

   Black History Month resources - National Literacy Trust

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   Who is in 'horrible history'?

   • In celebration of Black History Month, Oti Mabuse brings you a selection of Horrible Histories sketches and songs featuring Rosa Parks, Civil War spy Mary Bowser, pioneering boxer Bill Richmond, plus Mary Seacole and Martin Luther King Jr. Watch with your class to find out how history can inspire creative writing.

   Black History Month 2024 resources - BBC Teach

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9. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › articlesBlack History Month | KS1 Topic | Age 5-7 - BBC Bitesize

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   Black History Month was introduced in 1987 and is celebrated each year in October. It aims to remember moments in history and the achievements black people have made in the United Kingdom...