CONTENT PATHFINDER Black History Month Book Review Project NAME: Melanie R. Moon SCHOOL: Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Middle School WORKSHOP LOCATION: Bradford Media Center at Kings Mills High School E-MAIL ADDRESS: melanie.moon@chca-oh.org TITLE OF COMPANION ACTION PLAN: Black History Month Book Review Project GRADE LEVEL (S): 5-8 CURRICULUM/SUBJECT AREA: Language Arts SPECIFIC TOPIC: Black History Month CONTENT INFORMATION Brief summary of the Topic/Pathfinder: This guide is designed to help you find information about African-American Culture and Christian life using Internet and/or print resources. This information is to help you critique a book you will read that was written about or by an African-American. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list; rather, it is intended to be a useful starting point for those wishing to find quality information about the topic. List of titles of books written by or about African-Americans available in the CHCA MS Library. See enclosed list. BHMBR Booklist Subject Headings: African Americans--Fiction. African Americans--History. United States--Race relations--Juvenile literature. African Americans. African American children--History--Juvenile literature. African American children--Social conditions--Juvenile literature. African American air pilots--Juvenile literature. African American art--Juvenile literature. African Americans in literature. African American soldiers--History--18th century--Juvenile literature. African American soldiers--History--19th century--Juvenile literature. African American churches--History--Juvenile literature. African Americans--Civil rights--History. Afro-Americans--History--1863-1877. African Americans--Juvenile literature--Bibliography. Afro-Americans--History--To 1863. Slavery--United States--History--Juvenile literature. African American families--Juvenile literature. Slaves--Emancipation--United States--Juvenile literature. African Americans--Intellectual life. Harlem Renaissance. African Americans--Suffrage--United States--History--Juvenile literature. Child slaves--History--19th century--Sources. African Americans--Social conditions--1975- CONTENT CATEGORIES Books (Fiction) Choose a book from any of the above subject headings from the CHCA library catalog or use the list provided by the librarian. Books (Non-Fiction) Choose a book from any of the above subject headings from the CHCA library catalog or use the list provided by the librarian. Reference Books African American History in the press, 1851-1899: from the coming of the Civil War to the rise of Jim Crow as reported and illustrated in selected newspapers of the time/ the Schneider collection REF 973 AFR v.1 and v.2 CHHS Notable Black American Women/Jessie Carney Smith, editor. REF 920 NOT Book 1 and Book 2 CHHS A History of African-American Artists: from 1792 to the present/ Romare Bearden & Harry Henderson REF 920 BEA CHHS Professional Resources Teaching about culture, ethnicity & diversity: exercises and planned activities/editor, Theodore M. Singelis, Sage Publications, c1998 What is Information Literacy? Media Literacy Clearinghouse Children Now (Media) Ohio Department of Education Academic Content Standards Reading African American History and the Civil Rights Movement. Crowe, Chris; English Journal, v92 n3 p131-34 Jan 2003 (EJ660691) Cultural Challenge. Knipp, Steven; Teacher Magazine, v14 n7 p18-21 May-Jun 2003 (EJ675622) Web Sites (for students) How to: African-American Web Connection Facts on the Black or African-American Population American Memory - The African-American Experience in Ohio African-American Health Web Sites (for teachers) National Educational Technology Standards for Students International Reading Association National Council of Teachers of English Infohio Electronic Resources MarcoPolo Ohio Resource Center (Reading) OH! TEACH Media Resources (Video, CD-ROM, DVD, etc.) The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman [videorecording] VC 140 CHHS Toni Morrison [videorecording] VC 145 CHHS REALIA National Underground Railroad Freedom Center 312 Elm Street Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 412-6900 National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Christian Resources Subject Headings Christian life. Bible Crosswalks Christian Google Search The victorious Christian life / Tony Evans. Evans, Anthony T. 248.4 EVA CHHS Shine : make them wonder what you've got / Newsboys. Newsboys (Musical group) 248.4 NEW Charles W. 262 COL CHHS CHMS Clippings from my notebook : writings and sayings collected / by Corrie ten Boom. Ten Boom, Corrie. CHMS The body : being light in the darkness / Charles W. Colson with Ellen Santilli Vaughn. Colson, Charles W. 262 COL CHHS How now shall we live? / Charles Colson and Nancy Pearcey. Colson, Charles W. 261 COL CHHS To walk as He walked / T.B. Maston. Maston, T. B. (Thomas Buford), 1897- 232.9 MAS CHHS Putting life back into Christianity. By: Copley, Terence. Times Educational Supplement, 11/28/2003 Issue 4560, TES Teacher p22, 2p, 1c; (AN 11790077) Wrestling with Faith in Young Adult Fiction. By: Sullivan, Ed. Booklist, 10/1/2003, Vol. 100 Issue 3, p331, 1p; (AN 11270557) Live by the Word and keep walking: Religious education and contextualization in a culture of... By: Eugene, Toinette M.. Religious Education, Spring97, Vol. 92 Issue 2, p178, 14p; (AN 9706256312) The enemy conquered [videorecording] : four messages to prepare Christians for spiritual warfare. Hurley, Pat. VC 159 CHHS Surviving the heat of battle [videorecording] : four messages to prepare Christians for spiritual warfare. Hurley, Pat. VC 158 CHHS You're in the army now [videorecording] : four messages to prepare Christians for spiritual warfare. Hurley, Pat. VC 157 CHHS REALIA Actively participate in the church of your choice regularly. Black History Month Book Review Project