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The death of Emmett Till The story of Emmett Till with use of the past perfect (had done, had seen) - B2 level Level: advanced Age: 13-100 Type:     Mock Exam - Racism This is an exam I set for my students some years ago. It�s about human rights. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type:     Film Blackkklansmen Level: advanced Age: 16-100 Type:     Nelson Mandela reader test Test for checking reading comprehension on Nelson Mandela�s biography Level: intermediate Age: 14-16 Type:     Kate Chopin Desiree�s Baby A printable with questions about Kate Chopin�s short story Desiree�s Baby and ideas of conversations about racism, based upon the short story. Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type: worksheet     Rosa Parks & Racism A worksheet for Rosa Parks and the subject Racism Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type:     Surveillance cameras A worksheet ( text + exercises) about surveillance cameras in the UK. Answer key on a separate worksheet. Level: advanced Age: 15-100 Type:     racism list of words Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Type:     Son of the South Worksheet Son of the South: before watching the film, a document to work on the different themes related to the Civil Rights Movement in the USA. Level: intermediate Age: 13-16 Type:     Multiculturalism - project work Seven group work templates on multiculturalism with instructions. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type:     Prejudice and discrimination You can use this activity for class discussion about racism and eery kind of discrimination Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Type:     If everyone cared - song second conditional & word values This is a great song, modern, catchy and nice for students to listen. You can work so many things with it. I chose to work in exercise 1 on Second Conditional that the Chorus uses. Exercise 2 debates about the meaning of the song. Exercise 3 is about the world events written in the original video. It is quite fast, so I wrote the script and I decid... Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type:     Present Perfect vs Past Perfect from a Bar�a News Report This is a way to introduce grammar inductively. The students will read a news report and then work on the past perfect, the present perfect and the past simple. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type:     GEORGE FLOYD WORKSHEET - (vocabulary, reading comprehension, expressions, idioms, interaction) A one-hour course on the events following George Floyd�s death. First, students prepare the vocabulary. Then they do a reading comprehension before working on expressions and idioms related to the topic of police and crime. And finally they discuss some questions together. Level: advanced Age: 14-100 Type: worksheet     I can�t beathe by H.E.R (George Floyd) This song includes a vocabulary work to understand difficult words better. After the vocabulary work I would listen to the song (twice or maybe even three times) and do the exercises. Afterwards talk about the song: - What is the song about? - What is the song�s message? - Why is racism still a topic in America and other parts of the worl... Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Type: worksheet	Racism The above is a public speaking topic for my classes Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           Black like me Do you know when you accidentally find a song and keep listening it over and over again? That�s my case with this beautiful song that still alerts us to an important topic in society: racism. Find it at: https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=ZXKsmR44 IP8 Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           Myths and facts about racism A presentation to talk about racism and the need to take action. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint           FREEDOM WRITERS A presentation containing pre-viewing and after viewing activities, explained vocabulary and comprehension and discussion questions. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           THE FIFTIES 3 third and last part of a presentation about the main events of the fifties in order to encourage students to talk Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           Arthur Ashe Biography Presentation (Pair with Worksheet - see link in description) This is a presentation that I put together on former American tennis great Arthur Ashe. I typically pull this out for whenever my students are doing biographies of famous people or for Black History Month - it�s nice because none of my students know him so they HAVE to pay attention. It goes this the comprehension worksheet found here: http://www.e... Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Apartheid My power point presentation explains the meaning of apartheid and highlights the important role of Nelson Mandela. Level: intermediate Age: 9-14 Format: PowerPoint           Racism and the refugees from Syria This is conversation class is about racism and the situation of the refugees from Syria who are struggling worlwide to have a peaceful country to live in. Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Format: PowerPoint           ROSA PARKS This PPT tells the story of Rosa Parks, a symbol of the fight against racial discrimination in the USA. In the introduction, a poem by Langston Hughes "Colored Child at Carnival". A possible follow up could be the video of Re. King�s speech "I Have a Dream" Level: elementary Age: 12-15 Format: PowerPoint           Stereotypes warmer This is a powerpoint with photos and descriptions of people which students must discuss in small groups and try to match (I will have them copy the descriptions from the first slide, then run through the photos individually, and leave the second-last slide up while they discuss). The idea is that the photos run counter to our normal stereotypes (a... Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint           racism this ws is about racism, one of the misunderstandings between cultures Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           black heritage in American history I made this PPT to make my students discover a few important figures in the field of African-American history. I found information on the Net (especially wikipedia, enchantedlearning.co m, biography.com and blackhistory.com. any feedback is heartily welcome ;) Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint           Racism - and you dare to call ME a coloured An introduction into the topic of racism - a poem by Malcolm X that will get your pupils/students thinking... and talking! Level: intermediate Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           Benjamin Zephaniah This powerpoint will introduce your students to a famous black poet fighting for people�s rights through his poetry. In his case, the word is mightier than the sword, and he is proving it by influencing so many people all around the worl. This should make an interesting lesson on how an individual can change things, how powerful can poetry be, ho... Level: advanced Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint           Vocabulary for discussions on racism and ethnic studies An overview of words needed to know when discussing race and racism. Level: advanced Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint	Song: I want to live - John Denver ( LC + Grammar) This wonderful song mirrors Denver�s commitment and dedication to humanitarian aid and conservation projects. This song once was the theme song of the "Presidential Commission on World Hunger" but it is also an evocative song against racism. - Exercise topics: Listening comprehension and verb tenses Level: intermediate Age: 10-100   Peace. Non-Violence. Dr Matin Luther King Jr. (Author-Bouabdellah) A listening and conversation WS about peace, non-violence and anti-disrimation, I ncluding Dr. Martins Luther King�s famous speech "I Have A Dream" with listening task and other activities for conversation and speaking... Level: intermediate Age: 10-100

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