What about a Civil Rights Trail Map to commemorate and remember this decade-long fight to reach equality? The map and website studied here offer a geographical exploration of the period rather than a more common and historical one, a good means for your B1-B2 students to see the Civil Rights movement from a different perspective.
Vocabulary and structures
- talking about past events (preterite)
- segregation: segregate, ostracise, desegregate
- violence: to beat up, to attack, to bomb, injured, wounded
- rights: law, to rule, unlawful,
- cause and consequence: so, that’s why, as a consequence… / because of, since, as…
Pronunciation
- Martin Luther King
Material
You can download the civil-rights map from the Learning for Justice Site.
This map could be used in introduction to Shine Bright 3e File 6 Move on up, Shine Bright 2e File 19 Breaking the chains, Shine Bright LLCER File 12 Equality on trial or Shine Bright AMC File 5 Black Lives Matter.
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Learning for Justice
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Civil Rights Map B1-B2 Pupil Worksheet
Civil Rights Map B1-B2 B2 Teacher's Notes
Civil Rights Map B1-B2 B2 Download all these files in one Zip.
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> Black Power at the 1968 Olympics Fifty Years On
> February is Black History Month
> Martin Luther King Day on the Web
> African American History on the Web
> Great Short Videos on African American History
> Civil Rights: The Montgomery Bus Boycott
> Martin Luther King Slideshow
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