Irving School Multicultural Activities 2001-2006
These activities are in addition to many
opportunities to explore other cultures provided within the adopted
curricula. Some items
listed have been implemented one to two times, but many have been
implemented each year for the past four years.
- Story Tellers:
Professionals and LaShawn Givers, John Rayford, Jamillah
Gilbert
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Trumpet
Player – Blues and Jazz
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Live
Band – Gary Mohammed Jazz and Blues
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Cinco
De Mayo Activities
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Disability
Awareness Presentation
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Kwanzaa
Presentations
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Harriet
Tubman Portrayal (Professional)
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Student
Dance and Step Troupes
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Diversity
Banner
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African
Traditions Family Night - Garry Moore
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Live
Piano – Scott Joplin Music
-
Irish
Dancers
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Website
resource guide and webquests
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Trivia
Contests
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School-wide
writing prompt with multicultural theme
-
Martin
and Malcolm Portrayal: The
conversation they never had
-
Art
curriculum study of famous African American artists
-
African
art projects displayed throughout the building
-
Class
biography studies and bulletin board displays
-
Diversity
Pins Project
- Black History Month Assembly:
dance, skits, reports, choral readings, music, song.
In addition, the following are available resources to
each teacher:
- Black History Resource Kit:
posters, books, lesson plans, activity sheets
- Increased Biography and Musical Selections with
two Beyond the Books Grants
- Provision of multicultural crayons and markers each
year for each classroom.
- Annual Black History Kits for 1st-5th
: Activity Books, book marks, pencils, etc.
- Volunteers from Wayman AME church:
i.e. Math Night volunteers, 2 classroom
volunteers
- State Farm Infinity Group Volunteers
- 100 Black Men:
Junior Achievement
- Native American Resource Websitehttp://www.nhusd.k12.ca.us/ALVE/NativeAmerhome.html/nativeamhome.html
*Most
items have no cost, but those that do are typically supported with State
Farm Good Neighbor Funds. |