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Aaron Douglass

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by Palmer C. Hayden

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Brainpop videos that support Read 180 Workshop 9 Skills

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Brainpop videos that support Read 180 Workshop 9 Skills

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Sentence Fragments
Similes and metaphors

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Link to listen to Duke Ellington.

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A teacher created website for her class study of the Harlem Renaissance.  Lots of great links including links to a a 2 minute History Channel overview of the time period.

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Link to listen to Louis Armstrong music

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Link to listen to Bessie Smith music

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Link to listen to George Gershwin music

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This resource comes from Brainpop.  It seems like a great way to engage students and begin learning about the Harlem Renaissance.

Harlem Research

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Great overview animated videos that students can watch and re-watch. This site includes lesson plans and quizzes you can assign to students. This video is more engaging than the Read 180 one for introducing the topic. There are also videos on Blues, Jazz, and Louis Armstrong.
Harlem Renaissance--this video includes a quiz, vocabulary, notetaking, and a primary source activity where students read from W.E. DuBois's essay The Souls of Black Folk.
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