Produced by New York’s WNET in partnership with NPR, African American World is a site to explore African American history, art & culture, race & society, and more. It offers a wealth of classroom resources, including PBS lesson plans, as well as links to PBS Kids African American World. Here are just a few of the many PBS lesson plans and other resources you’ll find there:
The Time of the Lincolns: Ivestigate the Lincoln-Douglas debates, abolition and religion, the Union’s “total war” tactics, and industrialization in antebellum America through these activity ideas.[ Grades 6-12 ]
Continental Harmony: Music, Slavery and the Civil War: Analyze the various forms of spirituals and the role of spirituals played during the period of slavery and the Civil War. [ Grades 3-8 ]
American Experience: Scottsboro: Learn how the trial of nine black teenagers, falsely accused of rape by two white women, yield two momentous Supreme Court decisions and give birth to the Civil Rights Movement. [ Grades 9-12 ]
You can find more at African American World and/or visit PBS Kids African American World.