Civil Rights Greensboro

Teacher Resources

Lesson plans incorporating the Civil Rights Greensboro website are available for various grades and subjects. These were created under the supervision of Dr. Sandra Andrews, Assistant Professor of Library and Information Studies at UNCG, by graduate students in the LIS 654 course, School Library Media Specialist and the Curriculum.

• 5th grade social studies/English language arts: Desegregation of North Carolina Schools
• 5th grade social studies/information skills: The Greensboro Sit-ins
• 5th grade social studies/information skills: Primary Sources and the Civil Rights Movement
• 6th grade social studies: Looking at Greensboro Civil Rights Digitally
• 8th grade social studies/information skills: Looking Through a Different Lens: A Lesson in Perspectives
• 8th grade social studies/information skills: Unsung Heroes in the Civil Rights Movement
• 8th grade social studies/information skills: Is Sitting Down a Way to Stand Up?
• 10th grade information skills/social studies: Past Investigations: The Civil Rights Greensboro Website
• 11th grade AP History/MLA citation style: Exploring Primary Sources
• 11th grade history: Methods of Protest During the Civil Rights Movement