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Black Ancestors

Black Art

Black Athletes

Black August

Black Authors

Black Clothing Brands

Black Clothing Trends

Black Coaches

Black Comedians

Black DJs

Black Dolls

Black Entertainment

Black Essential Workers

Soul Gathering: Attitude

Soul Gathering: Career

Soul Gathering: Family

Soul Gathering: Attitude

Soul Gathering: Health

Soul Gathering: Growth

Soul Gathering: Relationships

Soul Gathering: Safety

Soul Gathering: Social Life

Black Farmers

Black Firsts

Black Greek Life

Black Hair Over the Years

Black Hip-Hop Artists

Black Holidays & Celebrations

Black Hollywood

Black Inventors

Black Journalism

Black Movies

Black Municipal Workers

Black Music Lovers

Black Organizers

Black Politicians

Black Radio Personality

Black Research Findings

Black Scientists

Black Slang

Black Travel

Black Veterans

Black-Owned Games

Common Bonds Between Black Folks

CT Black History

Food

Important Laws for Black Folks to Know

Juneteenth

Kwanzaa

Legacy of Black Folks

Nonprofits, Philanthropy and Black Folks

Positive Vibes for Black Folks

Sneakers

Sports

Symbols of Importance to Black Folks

Black Folks in STEM

Toys

Trends Black Folks Follow

Websites Black Folks Follow

Africa

Black Designers

Black Entrepreneurs' Day

Black Excellence: In Other Words

Black Excellence: Representation

Black History Month

Black Love Day

Black Poetry Day

Black Wall Street

Crown Act Day

Earth Day

Hip Hop History

Quotes

Woman's History Month

World Afro Day

Instructions for Downloadable Activities

Download the Activity Set
Click the link or button to download the full PDF package to your device.

Print the Materials
For best results, print each page on standard 8.5x11" paper. Activities can also be completed digitally if preferred.

Read the Fact Sheet First
Start with the Black Excellence Fact Sheet to introduce the key theme, individuals, or contributions highlighted in this activity.

Complete the Puzzles
Use the knowledge from the fact sheet to solve the Crossword Puzzle and Word Find. These are designed to reinforce vocabulary, names, and ideas related to Black history and culture.

Extend the Learning (Optional)
Encourage discussion or reflection with questions like:

• What did you learn that surprised you?
• Why does this theme matter today?
• How can you connect this to your own life or community?
• Tips for Educators & Facilitators:
  Use as icebreakers, centering exercises, or wrap-up reflections.
• Pair with music, video clips, or discussion circles for deeper exploration.
• Make space for participants to share what they found most meaningful.

These activities are more than worksheets—they're tools to celebrate, educate, and uplift.
Let us know how you’re using them and tag us to share the joy!