Coloring Book of Prominent African-Americans
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Celebrate Black history month with a coloring book of prominent African-Americans. Each coloring page has a picture and a description of a civil rights leader, writer, scientist, inventor, educator, politician, musician, or athlete. Print a coloring book for each student, or have them create their own mini-books with pictures and biographies of notable figures in African-American history. Students will learn about the accomplishments of Martin Luther King Jr., Sarah Boone, Rosa Parks, and more! |
Coloring PagesChildren read about Sarah Boone, a famous African-American inventor, and color in the picture. Children read about the African-American inventor George Washington Carver, and then color in his picture. Read about this famous African-American astronaut and color in the picture. Coloring book page with picture of Dr. Maulana Karenga, creator of Kwanzaa. Practice coloring skills with this worksheet depicting Martin Luther King Jr. Coloring book page with picture of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Civil Rights leader. Coloring book page with picture of Lewis Howard Latimer, African-American patent expert. Children can read about the inventor Jan E. Matzeliger, and then color in his picture. Read about Garrett Morgan, a famous African-American inventor, and color in the picture. Coloring book page with picture of Rosa Parks, civil rights activist. Coloring book page with picture of Jackie Robinson, African-American baseball great. |
Coloring book page with picture of Sarah Breedlove Walker, African-American inventor. Coloring book page with picture of Dr. Daniel Hale Williams, African-American surgeon. Coloring book page with picture of Joseph Winters, African-American inventor. Printable BookletsStudents will learn about famous African-Americans while they have fun coloring, with this printable activity book. The 16 biographies include noteworthy scientists, athletes, and authors. 23 famous African Americans' lives are briefly reviewed. Related ResourcesYour students will enjoy participating in social studies class with our art activities. Engage your students' creativity with art activities for teachers of any grade level, from elementary to high school. Learn about Martin Luther King Jr, an American leader and hero, who was born on January 15. Share the stories of his vision and commitment by using activities and printables that detail his life. February is Black History Month. Celebrate the lives of historic African-American figures, athletes, musicians, and writers by sharing these Black History Month biographies with your students. |
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