Important People
This person gave a famous speech on the Lincoln Memorial
Martin Luther King Jr.
This word means separating people based on differences, like race or religion.
Segregation
Lincoln Memorial
When a story uses pronouns like "I", "me", "my", it is told in this perspective (or point of view)
First Person
This was Ruby's teacher's name
Mrs. Henry
This person refused to give up her seat on a bus during a boycott.
Rosa Parks
This word means slightly upset or annoyed.
Irritated
This was the name of the school that Sylvia Mendez and her brothers got into after their parents fought.
The Westminster School
What is another word for a temporal word? (hint: think of words like "today", "yesterday", "next week", etc.)
Time word
This was the name of the speech Abraham Lincoln gave to free the salves
Emancipation Proclamation
This person faced segregation because she was Mexican, but her parents helped her to get into the white school.
Sylvia Mendez
When someone is treated unfairly, we call it this word.
Injustice
This was the name of Ruby Bridges's school
William Frantz Elementary
This is the name of the chart we use to help us organize our thoughts to write a narrative (you can write it in either order!)
SCAPE or SCPAE chart
This was the name of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous speech
"I Have a Dream"
She was the first black student in a white school in the 1960s.
Ruby Bridges
This is an organized walk to protest.
March
This was the city Ruby Bridges lived in, and the location of her elementary school.
New Orleans
True or false: Adding details to describe a characters thoughts, feelings, and actions is a great way to allow your readers to understand the characters better.
True
Name ONE way that a Civil Rights hero we studied responded to injustice.
MLK Jr. - Speeches and protests
Ruby Bridges - Bravely facing her fears
Sylvia Mendez - Taking their case to court.
Abraham Lincoln
This word means to show disapproval of something
Protest
This is the state that Sylvia Mendez and her family were from.
California
This is what we call it when we write a narrative about one moment zoomed in very closely (think about our narratives about Sylvia and Ruby!)
An exploded moment narrative
MLK's speech told his dream for 2 different groups - name them!