Literally Cultured Youtube African American Read-In
YouTubeJoin the Literally Cultured YouTube channel each day for the month of February with a Black History fact and picture
Free
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African American Read-In (AARI)
All Day
Ewing Public Schools African American Read-In
Ewing Public Schools 2099 Pennington Road, EwingStudents in grades K-8 will participate in activities in ELA classes that will expose them to Black authors and their
Chaney High School African American Read In & Write In
Youngstown Chaney High School 731 S. Hazelwood Avenue, YoungstownOur Chaney High School African American Read In & Write In will be held in honor of Black History Month on Wednesday,
Free
Virtual Book Tasting 2024 by SUNY Oneonta
To honor Black History month, we offer “virtual book tasting” of children and YA literature written about African Americans or,
ENGC Health Science’s First EVER African American Read-In
Ninth Grade Health Science students will read, listen to the reading of, and discuss "We Beat the Streets" by Drs.
Ongoing
Advanced Writing in the Disciplines and NCTE’s African American Read-In
Thursdays in February, students had the opportunity to share thoughts about their favorite texts written by authors and musicians who
Free
Advanced Writing in the Disciplines and NCTE’s African American Read-In
Northeastern University 360 Huntington Ave, BostonThursdays in February, students had the opportunity to share thoughts about their favorite authors and musicians who self-identify as African-American
Free
3rd Annual MMS African American Read-In
Students will enjoy the literary works of African American authors throughout the month of February in the MacDonald Middle School
National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. – Tallahassee Chapter African American Read-In
Members, family members, community members, and friends of the National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. – Tallahassee Chapter will read
Free
University of Evansville African American Read-In
Students and faculty at the University of Evansville in the School of Education will read works written by African American
Free
Reading on Live
On, February 28, 2024, I went live on Instagram and read R-E-S-P-E-C-T by Carole Weatherford. There was a total of
Free
Booker. T. Washington Elementary School National African American Read-In
Booker T Washington Elementary School 2400 Main Street, ARPhilander Smith University students will be partnering with Booker. T. Washington Elementary School in order to participate in the National
University of Central Missouri African American Poetry Read-In
University of Central Missouri WarrensburgHigh school students come to engage with African American poets and texts. UCM students will lead table groups through a
Ardmore Elementary School African American Read-In
ARDMORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AFRICAN AMERICAN READ-IN EVENT
Pine Crest School AARI Poetry Reading
Pine Crest School 1501 NE 62nd Street, Fort LauderdaleStudents and faculty at Pine Crest School will give a public reading of Marilyn Nelson's book, A Wreath for Emmett Till.
Free
AP English at the library
AP teacher Catherine Purananda brings classes to the library to sit in our cozy spaces and read to themselves and
Free
2024 NCTE National African American Read-In: Student-Centered Event
Wednesday, February 28, 2023 – 1:00–1:45 p.m. ET NCTE welcomes educators and their students to join us for our third
African American Read-In at Reynolds Community College, Downtown Campus
Reynolds Community College, Downtown Campus 700 E. Jackson, RichmondReynolds Community College celebrates African American literature by inviting students, faculty/staff, and the community to bring a short reading from
Free
Read In to Honor, Learn, Connect, and Empathize: Jaqueline Woodson’s “This Is The Rope”
The Pike School, Andover MA 34 Sunset Rock Road, AndoverAs a middle school (grades 5-9) we will meet Jaqueline Woodson via her incredible sharing via video online. We will
Free
Hannah Sawyerr Reads Her Novel in Verse All the Fighting Parts
The Hayes High School library has participated in the NCTE African American Read In for over twenty years, and this
Muskegon Community College African American Read-In
Muskegon Community College African American Read-In 221 S Quarterline Rd, MuskegonCommunity-wide gathering to participate in National Read-In by reading African American literature aloud together here on Muskegon Community College Campus.
Free
Service Learning Project – Langston Hughes Read-In (“The Weary Blues”)
onlineA read-in of the poem "The Weary Blues," written by Langston Hughes, with a discussion to follow.
Case Western’s African American Read-In
Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities 11130 Bellflower Road, ClevelandAn African American Read-In: Come and share writing by one of your favorite African American Writers at Case Western’s African
2024 NCTE National African American Read-In: Pro-Black Curriculum in the Elementary Classroom
NCTE and the NCTE Elementary Section welcome members to join us for a 2024 NCTE National African American Read-In event
“Issa Vibe” W. Charles Akins ECHS African American Heritage Celebration
Join the Akins ECHS family as we celebrate Black History Month with an evening of jazz, poetry, and Black student
Free
10th Annual African American Read-In at Broad Run HS
Broad Run HS 21670 Ashburn Rd, AshburnThe 10th annual African American Read-In, a celebration of the artistic contributions of African Americans, will take place in the
Free