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Big Idea/Topic: Civil Rights Movement Grade/ Subject: 4th Grade SS / TECH
CPALMS/ Resource link: https://www.cpalms.org/Public/PreviewStandard/Preview/3017
Lesson Structure: Collaborative Groups
Standards: (CCSS/NGSSS)
SS.4.A.8.1
Identify Florida's role in the Civil Rights Movement.
Language Objective(s): (Must include language skill/domain and function, may contain grammar, where
appropriate)
Resource:
https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/lesso
n-plans/teaching-content/journey-civil-
rights/
Analyze
Students will analyze articles about their assigned events in the civil
rights movement.
Timeline of Walt Disney
Design
Students will design a timeline in order to put context into the
movement.
Example Scenario:
Imagine that you and a friend have planned a special
Saturday afternoon at your favorite video arcade. As you
arrive at the entrance, you are told that only children who
have brown hair and brown eyes are allowed inside. You
happen to have black hair and brown eyes; therefore, you
cannot play inside. This would be considered segregation:
someone is separating you and keeping you from doing what
you would like to do because of something different like the
color of your hair and eyes. How would you feel? Ask
students if they have any other examples to share.
HOTS
Based on what we just learned about segregation, how do
you think that relates to the civil rights movement?
How do you think the Black people in America responded to
segregation?
Now share the events and dates that students will research:
Differentiation:
Students may work alone or with a partner. If any student
wants to work alone, they can get a more specific event from
the civil rights movement that is still different from the other
events being presented.
Step 3: I: Help student read research they find on
Students may begin their researching. 10 the computer.
min.
Once all groups have completed the research phase, inform
students that each group will contribute to the final timeline
featuring all of the dates and events researched.
Supported:
Participatory:
Assessment of Student Learning: (congruent with instructional
objectives)
Reflection on Teaching: (Analyze and evaluate your lesson and class management.)
This lesson was amazing! Behavior was well managed since everyone had a different part in their group and
students were focused with researching their events.