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Black History Bundle
Black History Isn't Just for February — Teach It All Year
Teach It Any Month
The Stories That Shape Courage
Ten living history studies that go far beyond biography. Your children will analyze real speeches, wrestle with hard decisions, and come away knowing these heroes — not just their names.
Most Resources Give Your Children Facts. These Give Them Something to Carry.
Most Black History materials reduce extraordinary lives to a paragraph and a date. Your children fill in a blank and move on — without ever understanding the weight of what these people actually faced, or why it still matters.
These studies are different. Your children won't just learn that Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat — they'll calculate how far 40,000 people walked for 381 days during the Montgomery Bus Boycott. They won't just hear about Frederick Douglass — they'll study how a man who was forbidden to read became one of the most powerful orators in American history. This is history that moves hearts, not just checks boxes.
Not Worksheets. Living Stories.
Ten Lives That Changed a Nation
The Full Picture
Because Individual Stories Deserve a Bigger Context
Illustrated Timeline
When did Harriet Tubman's escape happen in relation to Frederick Douglass's newspaper? How many years before Rosa Parks did the first enslaved Africans arrive? This illustrated timeline connects every story to the bigger picture — from 1619 to the present.
Timeline Coloring
Over 50 pages of coloring paired with "Did You Know?" fact cards that make children stop and say, "Wait, really?" History sticks when little hands are busy.
Vocabulary Set
Words like "civil disobedience," "boycott," and "integration" aren't just vocabulary — they're the language of courage. These cards and posters turn abstract ideas into concepts your children can hold, discuss, and remember.
Why Families Will Love This Collection
Built for the Way You Actually Homeschool
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Not Another Worksheet Packet
Your children will study primary source quotes, analyze real speeches, and make decisions alongside historical figures — the kind of learning they actually remember.
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Every Learning Style, Covered
Reading, writing, coloring, discussion, map work, creative projects, and hands-on timelines — so the child who hates worksheets and the child who loves them are both fully engaged.
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The "Oh, That's Why" Moments
When children see how Claudette Colvin's arrest connects to Rosa Parks's stand connects to the Supreme Court ruling — history stops being a list of names and becomes a story they can follow.
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Download Now, Teach Today
No waiting for shipping. No prep work. Download, print the pages you need, and your next history lesson is ready before your coffee gets cold.
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Conversations That Matter
Every study includes prompts that lead to the kind of family discussions you'll remember years from now — about courage, justice, faith, and what it means to stand for something.
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Use It Your Way, All Year
Dedicate a full month. Do one hero per week. Spread them across the whole school year. There's no required sequence — because Black History doesn't belong to just one month.
What Your Family Gets
Everything Inside the Collection
10 Hero Studies
1 Timeline
1 Coloring Book
1 Vocabulary Set
Biography, reading comprehension, Underground Railroad deep-dive, a decision-making journey activity, primary source quotes, poetry reflection, acrostic poem, coloring pages, mazes, and word search.
Biography, reading comprehension, literacy and freedom reflection, "How Frederick Learned" study, The North Star newspaper exploration, "Be an Orator" speaking activity, speech analysis, primary source quotes, word search, and coloring pages.
Biography, reading comprehension, "The Story Behind the Speech" comparing two recorded versions of her famous address, "Create Your Freedom Name" activity, "More Than a Price Tag" slave auction exploration, critical thinking prompts, word search, 5 W's graphic organizer, and coloring pages.
Biography, reading comprehension, "Writing for Justice" editorial study, "Plan Your Article" and "Write Your Article" journalism activities, "Speak Up or Stay Silent?" with four real-world scenarios, "Tracking Ida's Journey" map activity, word search, 5 W's graphic organizer, and coloring pages.
Biography, 7 Facts, reading comprehension, "381 Days That Changed America" Montgomery Bus Boycott deep-dive, "Walking for Freedom" distance and sacrifice activity, "Walking in Their Shoes" empathy exercise, primary source quotes, acrostic poem, unscramble activity, word search, 5 W's graphic organizer, and coloring pages.
Biography, reading comprehension, "From Teenager to Testimony" timeline, "Browder v. Gayle" court case study, "Being a Hero vs. Being the Symbol" reflection, "Two Courageous Women" comparing Claudette and Rosa, "History Inspired Her Courage" activity, critical thinking prompts, word search, 5 W's graphic organizer, and coloring pages.
Biography, reading comprehension, "What is School Integration?" study, Norman Rockwell painting analysis, Barbara Henry teacher study, "Then & Now" comparison activity, "Ruby's School vs. Your School Setting", "Design a Courage Award" creative project, word search, 5 W's graphic organizer, and coloring pages.
Biography, 7 Facts, reading comprehension, life timeline creation with cut-and-paste activity, "I Have a Dream" speech study, "Your Dream" writing activity, map of Dr. King's journey, "Has the Dream Come True?" reflection, acrostic poem, word search, 5 W's graphic organizer, and coloring pages.
Biography, reading comprehension, "Punished Into Greatness" 14th Amendment study, "The Sweet Rematch" University of Maryland story, "In Thurgood Marshall's Words" primary source quotes, "Your Three Moments" creative writing activity, word search, maze, 5 W's graphic organizer, and coloring pages.
Biography, reading comprehension, "Finding Your Voice" study of how Maya reclaimed her voice, "Poetry as Power" inaugural poem analysis, "Words That Inspire" with guided poetry exploration, "Write Your Own Poem" step-by-step creative activity, word search, 5 W's graphic organizer, and coloring pages.
Understanding slavery introduction, "From 1619 to the Civil Rights Movement" overview, racial segregation and injustice study, social and psychological impact exploration, beautifully illustrated timeline cards from 1619 to 2020, blank timeline templates for children to complete, quiz, and word search.
Over 50 pages of coloring and learning — each spread pairs a detailed coloring page with a "Did You Know?" fact card, covering key moments from 1619 through 2020 including Obama's election and Kamala Harris's vice presidency. Includes a complete key terms glossary at the back.
"Courage in Action" and "Power of Words" hero portrait posters, illustrated vocabulary cards covering protest, boycott, injustice, discrimination, dignity, rights, nonviolence, freedom, equality, justice, segregation, civil rights, courage, peace, voting rights, fairness, activism, civil disobedience, integration, and more — plus a complete alphabetical vocabulary list with definitions.
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All 10 hero study packs with rich illustrations and engaging activities
Chronological Black History timeline with watercolor flashcards
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Before You Decide
Common Questions From Parents
The study packs are designed for children ages 8–14, while the Timeline Coloring is ideal for ages 8–12. The content is rich enough for older learners and can be adapted for younger children with parent guidance.
Within minutes. Everything is delivered as instant-download PDFs. Purchase, download, print what you need, and your first lesson can happen today. No shipping, no waiting.
Absolutely — that's one of the best parts. With the Family License, print unlimited copies for every child in your household, as many times as you need. Younger siblings, do-overs, extra coloring pages — it's all covered.
The Family License ($25) is for a single household — print as many copies as your children need. The Co-op License ($75) allows you to share the materials with up to 15 children across multiple families. The School License ($125) covers unlimited students and teachers within one school or campus.
Not at all. Each study is completely self-contained. Use the full collection as a dedicated unit study, or pull one hero at a time into your existing history, reading, or language arts lessons throughout the year. It fits around your schedule — not the other way around.
It was designed with Christian homeschool families in mind. The themes woven through every study — courage, justice, perseverance, dignity, and standing for what's right — align beautifully with a faith-centered worldview. The content is historically accurate, deeply respectful, and the kind of material you'll feel proud to teach.
Most families choose the full collection because at $25 for everything, it's 80% off — and the studies are even richer when your children can connect the heroes' stories to each other.
Because these are digital downloads, all sales are final. But take a look at the preview images on this page — what you see is what you get. And if you have any trouble accessing your files after purchase, reach out and we'll make sure you're taken care of.
A Year From Now, Your Children Will Still Be Talking About These Stories
Ten heroes. 250+ pages. The kind of learning that stays with a family — not just for a month, but for a lifetime.
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