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Black History Crafts

	A fun and easy Martin Luther King Jr. craft
	Crafts for Black History Month (Create these cool cultural crafts to celebrate freedom and civil rights all over the world)

e-Cards (online)

	African Heritage Animated Electronic Greeting Cards
	Awesome cards for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
	Celebrate Black History month with these E-cards
	In memory of a great leader, celebrate MLK with a card.

Educational Activities

African American History Challenge on the Internet
Try this 3 level Black History quiz, and see how well you can read and learn! It's open-book! Click here.

Africana - http://www.africana.com

Black History Icons: Visit some of these links for research on African-Americans and see how they have contributed to the diversity of America's culture throughout history. For more on Black people who made (or making) a difference, click here.

Black History Quiz (click here)

Surf the Net with Kids Kwanzaa Match
Match each of the Kwanzaa ideals with it's Swahili translation - drag them to the bottom box

The Internet African American History Challenge
Try this 3 level Black History quiz, and see how well you can read and learn! It's open-book!

Blackquest: African-American History, Culture, and Black Studies Resources. Click here 

Brown v Board of Education: The Interactive Experience
Get a background and summary on all involved in this historical case, and listen to many audio files pertaining to the Civil Rights movement.

Civil Rights Photos
Shocking photos bought the civil rights struggle to the forefront of the world. Here's a collection of photos by Charles Moore of the movement. Click here.
NOTE: Some photos may be disturbing and require parental guidance and discussion.

Education First: Black History Activities
Enter this web guide to find references for almost any Black History subject.

The Encyclopedia Britannica Guide to Black History
Explore the "Harlem Renaissance". This literary movement of the 1920's and 1930's brought the creativity of the black community to forefront with music, literature, and dance.

Escape to Freedom
Read an online interactive comic about the Underground Railroad hosted by Headbone and the History Channel.

Fill in the blanks

How much do you know about Black Historians? Click on the links below to test your knowledge. . .

	George Washington Carver
	Martin Luther King Jr.
	Jesse Owens
	Rosa Parks

Harriet Tubman

	Crossword puzzle
	Freedom map
	Timeline of her life
	Additional links about Harriet Tubman

Interactive Treasure Hunt

If you want to test your knowledge of African-American history (and even develop an essay on the topic), try the Interactive Treasure Hunt & Quiz. When you know the background information on a topic, learning more and feeling connected to the subject come naturally.

Legacy Cafe

We are proud to present a collection of links that reflect upon African-American culture and history. Click here!

Can you guess the words to the 'Dream' speech? Click here. If you get stuck, click on the hint button.

Nelson Mandela Biography
This South African leader held onto his beliefs even through many years of imprisonment, and helped lead his nation to freedom. Click here

Personalized Books

Selected Poems by Paul Laurence Dunbar
Hear audio samples of the compelling literary music created by this master of words. Click here

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