This website from PBS LearningMedia highlights ten Black scientists, engineers, inventors, and mathematicians who have made significant contributions to their fields. It provides brief biographies of each individual, their areas of expertise, and links to educational resources for teachers to use in their classrooms. The website aims to inspire students by showcasing diverse role models in STEM fields. 


Ten Black Scientists That Science Teachers Should Know About

This website is a resource guide for educators and families celebrating Black History Month. It provides a comprehensive list of resources, including lesson plans, reading lists, and articles, to help people learn about Black history and culture. The website also emphasizes the importance of teaching Black history throughout the year, not just during February, and advocates for the inclusion of Black voices and experiences in all aspects of education. 


 Guide for Educators and Families – Center for Racial Justice in Education 

This website provides classroom resources for Black History Month. It offers lesson plans and resources for middle and high school students covering topics such as the Civil Rights Movement, the March on Washington, the Harlem Renaissance, Juneteenth, and the life of Nelson Mandela. 


Classroom resources for Black History Month | PBS NewsHour Classroom

This website is a blog from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) with a focus on educational resources for teachers. The blog article provides 13 activities and lesson plan ideas for elementary and middle school students to celebrate Black History Month. 


13 Black History Month Activities for Elementary & Middle School | HMH

This website article on Teaching Channel provides advice on how to effectively teach Black History Month in a way that is meaningful and inclusive. It outlines best practices, including incorporating Black history year-round, connecting past issues to present-day realities, and avoiding superficial or tokenistic approaches. The article also highlights the importance of acknowledging the political and social contexts of Black history and providing diverse perspectives. It encourages teachers to explore additional resources and offers a list of links to further materials. 


The Do's and Don'ts of Teaching Black History Month | Teaching Channel

This website from iCivics provides teaching resources for Black History Month. It offers lesson plans, videos, web quests, and other activities focused on the Civil Rights Movement, landmark Supreme Court cases, and notable Black Americans. The resources cater to different grade levels, from elementary to high school. 
