Brining important Black History Leaders to life in your classroom during Black History Month and beyond is essential to developing a classroom community. By introducing your students to important black history leaders you’ll help them see themselves in the classroom. As Desiree says, you’ll help them see what is possible… even in the difficult times!
In this episode we will honestly chat about:
- What Black History Month can mean to your students
- How to plan a memorable event- like a skit
- The first step to take to develop ideas about a Black History Month event
Building a classroom community is essential to helping ALL your students feel a sense of belonging.
Learn more ways to develop your classroom community with a free guide 👉🏾 monamath.com/community
Links Mentioned in the Episode:
www.desireemcgeegreene.com/read (BLOG)
www.desireemcgeegreene.com/ideas (Video series with planning ideas!)
MonaMath Black History Resources
Find Desiree on Instagram @DesireeMcGeeGreene
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