Find your Black history workbook. Follow their curiosity.
You can start with any volume. Choose the theme your family wants to explore, then use the same story with different tasks for ages 7 to 9, 10 to 12, and 13 to 15.
What every volume includes
12 weekly themes
Each volume includes 36 figures and stories, vocabulary, discussion, hands-on activities and an answer key.
20 to 30 minutes a day
Try the suggested five-day rhythm, stretch a theme across a month, or revisit a favorite.
Three levels together
Young learners name and draw. Older learners explain, compare and support their ideas with evidence.
Format matters: Volume 1 has 7 pages per weekly unit. Volumes 2 to 5 have 8 and add a Look Closer source, object or symbol study. Each volume stands on its own.
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VOLUME 1 · AGES 7 TO 15
Volume 1
A broad starting point
Civil rights, invention, art, sport, entrepreneurship and family legacy.
Examples inside
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman and Dr. Mae C. Jemison.
Length and format
100 pages; 7 pages per weekly unit. Digital PDF on Etsy; paperback on Amazon.
Choose it when
Start here for an introduction across many themes.
The free 16-page sampler is Week 1 of Volume 2: The Builders. It includes Nat Turner, Denmark Vesey and Robert Smalls, three reading levels and an answer key.
Etsy delivers the PDF after payment. Check each listing for its current price and previews. Volume 1 paperback orders are handled by Amazon; Volumes 2 to 5 are PDF only.
PDFs use US Letter pages. Standard purchase covers one household, including your own homeschool. Message the shop for group licensing.
Read the notes for grown-ups before sensitive topics. These are guided family learning resources, not a claim of alignment to a particular school curriculum.