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The Power of Non-violence: The Children's March
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The Power of Non-violence: The Children's March

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Grade Level Grades 6-8
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This lesson introduces students to the Children’s March, also commonly referred to as the Children’s Crusade, which took place in Birmingham, Alabama, in May 1963. Students will understand why children were involved in the march, how children were prepared for the march, and what made it a success. The lesson asks students to imagine themselves as someone involved in the march and consider their competing responsibilities, values, and interests.

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StudentLesson.pdf

Lesson Plan
February 12, 2020
1.11 MB

Lesson1-ChildrensMarch.pdf

Lesson Plan
February 12, 2020
128.69 KB

Handout1-ChildrensCrusade.pdf

Handout, Worksheet
February 12, 2020
132.28 KB

Handout2-JaniceKelseysStory.pdf

Handout, Worksheet
February 12, 2020
45.84 KB

Handout3-Chart.pdf

Handout, Worksheet
February 12, 2020
53.04 KB

ChildrensCrusade-Teachers.pdf

February 12, 2020
140.57 KB

TeachersGuide.pdf

February 12, 2020
318.1 KB
5.0
1 Reviews
Excellent lesson on the Birmingham Civil Rights Campaign. Includes information on the Children's March in Birmingham. Includes 5 lessons, additional resources, note taking guide, and graphic organizer.
mshields
June 09, 2013
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