Civil Rights Collaborative Poster
Learning Target: I will identify and explain the history of the Civil Rights Movement.
Review this three-minute, animated introduction to the Constitution when arriving to class: School House Rock - The Preamble.
Students will work in their group to create a Collaborative Poster based on four Civil Rights Documents. They will create the poster using the mind map format.
Share Mind Map Art to show creative examples.
Begin your Mind Map Instructions and Examples in the middle of the Paper. Create a Symbol or Image in the center of the paper that represents the topic. Then use Words, Phrases, Images, Icons, Dates, Symbols, and Visuals to represent your knowledge of the topic. Connect concepts together using colorful lines, shapes, arrows, and words.
Committees will create a Collaborative Poster that includes these minimum requirements:
Create the poster using the Landscape layout
Present information as a Mind Map
Choose one colored marker and only use it to complete the poster
Sign a Full Name on the front of the poster using the chosen colored marker
Include a Date, Period Number, and Committee Number
Title
Two Quotes
Two Images or Symbols
Two Original Statements (thoughts, ideas, and connections)
Five Terms (significant words or phrases)
Rosa Parks Mind Map 01
Rosa Parks Mind Map 02