Lesson 4: Civil Rights Movement (Part 2)

Last lesson we discussed Rosa Parks and the Little Rock Nine. What do you remember?

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Last lesson we discussed Rosa Parks and the Little Rock Nine. What do you remember?

Lesson 4: Civil Rights Movement (Part 2)

Lesson Objectives

I can explain what the Civil Rights Movement was,  

I can explain what the Civil Rights Movement wanted to achieve. 

I can explain who the most prominent people of this movement were. 

  • Rosa Parks 

  • Little Rock Nine 

  • Martin Luther King Jr  

  • Malcolm X 


Also, we will have a first look at reading strategies.

I have a dream

While watching:

  • Note down some things he wants to happen one day.

Before - during - after

When doing reading or listening. There are a few strategies you need to know.

Before reading/ listening:

  • Reflect on the topic. What do you already know?

  • Look at the question, do you understand what is being asked?

    • Look at multiple choice or not?

During reading/ listening:

  • Check your understanding

  • Check your focus

After reading/ listening:

  • Reflect on what you have learnt, what was interesting or new?

What do you already know about MLK and Malcolm X?

Read p.16 - 18

  • First look at the images on the pages. What do you now know of these people?

  • Look at the questions on p. 20 - 21 so you know what you are looking for.

  • Start reading the text. Underline parts that you think are important for answering the questions.

  • Answer the questions.



Reflect - Did you answer the questions correctly?

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Reflect on the text you have read

What did you already know?

What was new information to you?

What did you not fully understand?


Look at your answer to question 16.


Write down one similiarity and one difference between MLK and Malcolm X