Resources for Teachers

Until we have official BC Black History curriculum (thank you BC Community Alliance, we are hoping to add to this page over time, so please contact us if you have any great lesson plans or resources you think we should include.

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BC Black History Awareness Society

 … a selection of resources, websites, articles, reports, videos for educators, parents, students, families, researchers and you

Click HERE to visit their extensive learning centre


Teaching AntiRacism: Tackling Issues of Race through Read Alouds

Also available in FRENCH

Helen Vangool, a Black educator in Saskatchewan of ‘Sask Teaches’, has created this excellent resource for ELEMENTARY students.

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Teacher’s Guide

This 26 page guide encourages our own personal work towards becoming antiracist and examining our own bias and helps guide effective antiracism education in the classroom

70 Slide Power Point & 28 Printable’s for a Word Wall

This Power Point presentation can be presented to discuss issues of identity, race, diversity, racism, whiteness and representation, colourism, individual and systemic racism, intersectionality, and antiracism

24 Handouts

These handouts can be used as a physical resource to support ideas and concepts that children are learning.

If you would like to purchase this for your own classroom, the cost is $35.

  • If your school is interested in purchasing this for your entire staff, the cost is $275.

  • Helen also offers Professional Development on the use of the resource for $375

  • You can email Helen at h.saskteaches@gmail.com if you have further questions.

"Wow this is a pretty sweet resource, and goes pretty deep, and makes the concept of white privilege and even systemic racism pretty easy to understand (in thinking about my Gr. 3s anyways). Love the journal prompts, too! I’d die to have this!"

“What a great resource. I think this looks fantastic and would be a great starting point for teachers. I too am thinking about my grade 3's and 4's and how nicely this would work with them."

North Vancouver Teachers


The Secret Life of Canada

with Falen Johnson & Leah-Simone Bowen

This is an AMAZING resource particularly for grades 7-12. There are free teaching guides to accompany The Secret Life of the North, The Secret Life of Chinatown, The Secret Life of the Indian Act, The Secret Life of the Province of Jamaica, & The Secret Life of Water. Well worth a listen.

What Black Youth in BC Want You to Know

 
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