Celebrate the life and legacy of Gwendolyn Brooks, the first African American to win a Pulitzer Prize, with this beautifully illustrated free coloring page. Perfect for classrooms, homeschool families, and parents looking to introduce kids to important Black history figures through creativity.

This printable page features a detailed, kid-friendly illustration inspired by Brooks’ life and work. Pair it with the free fact sheet for a complete mini-lesson, or use it as part of Black History Month activities and literacy lessons.

What You’ll Get:
✔️ 1 high-quality PDF coloring page
✔️ Perfect for grades K–8
✔️ Great for classroom display, writing prompts, or art centers
✔️ Instant download—print as many copies as you need for personal or educational use

How to Talk About Racism to Your Children is a practical, compassionate guide for parents, caregivers, and educators who want to have honest, age-appropriate conversations about race, fairness, and identity without fear, shame, or silence.

Written by an educator, documentary filmmaker, and mother of two, this guide blends real family stories, research-based insights, and lived experience from the award-winning Sankofa Chicago docuseries. It offers clear guidance for talking to kids from preschool through adolescence and helps adults create brave, safe spaces for meaningful dialogue at home, in classrooms, and in communities.

Inside, you’ll find:

• Age-specific strategies for discussing race and racism

• Real-life scenarios and suggested language for tough moments

• Insights from families across generations and cultures

• Tools for recognizing racial bias in media and everyday life

• Suggested books, films, and resources to deepen learning

This is not a clinical manual or a one-time conversation. It’s a guide meant to be returned to again and again as children grow, questions evolve, and understanding deepens.

Whether you’re just beginning these conversations or looking to strengthen them, this guide offers clarity, compassion, and the confidence to start and keep talking.

Your Griot’s Gift is a guided storytelling journal created to help parents, grandparents, and loved ones preserve the memories, traditions, and wisdom that shape a family’s identity. Rooted in the spirit of Sankofa—the belief that we must look back to move forward—this journal invites loved ones to reflect on their life, honor their journey, and pass down the stories future generations will cherish.

Thoughtful prompts guide the writer through childhood, family traditions, love, challenges, culture, parenthood, and lessons learned along the way. Each section begins with an inspiring African proverb and space for deeper reflection, honoring the long legacy of oral storytelling found throughout the African diaspora and across the world.

Designed to be simple and accessible, this journal allows loved ones to write at their own pace—no pressure, no perfect memory required. Large, easy-to-read font and lined pages make it comfortable for writers of any age, including elders.

Whether given as a gift or used as a family keepsake project, Your Griot’s Gift becomes a priceless record of who we are, where we come from, and the legacy we carry forward.

Introduce young learners to the inspiring story of Ruby Bridges, the first Black child to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South. This free printable coloring page is perfect for Black History Month, classroom activities, homeschooling, or family learning.

Ruby’s bravery at just six years old continues to inspire children to stand strong, be kind, and make meaningful change. This kid-friendly illustration makes it easy to spark conversations about courage, fairness, and history.

What’s Included:
✔️ 1 high-quality PDF coloring page
✔️ Kid-friendly illustration of Ruby Bridges
✔️ Perfect for grades K–8
✔️ Great for social studies, ELA, morning work, and art centers
✔️ Unlimited printing for personal or classroom use
✔️ Instant digital download

Pair this free page with the full 50-page Black History Coloring Book to extend learning and explore more trailblazers from yesterday and today.

Discover and celebrate Black history with this Black History Word Search Puzzle Book, featuring 50 large-print word search puzzles centered on important people, events, achievements, and cultural themes in Black history.

Each puzzle highlights meaningful vocabulary and concepts covering:

• Civil Rights leaders

• Black inventors

• African American authors

• Black athletes

• Musicians & entertainers

• Black history vocabulary

• African countries

• Cultural traditions

• Trailblazers across science, literature, and education
  …and more.

Perfect for:

• Classrooms & teachers

• Homeschooling

• After-school programs

• Libraries

• Families

• Black History Month events

• Daily enrichment or warm-ups

What’s Included:

• 50 professionally designed word search puzzles

• Large-print format for easy reading

• Instant downloadable PDF

• Answer key included

Fun, educational, and accessible for all ages, this puzzle book is a powerful way to explore Black culture and history in an engaging and meaningful way.

Help young learners build handwriting confidence while discovering important Black historical figures, cultural concepts, and contributions. This Black History Alphabet Handwriting Workbook teaches kids how to write both uppercase and lowercase letters while introducing them to powerful names, words, and ideas connected to Black history.

Each letter features:
✔ A clear uppercase and lowercase handwriting model
✔ Traceable practice rows for both letters
✔ A featured Black history term or individual (A–Z)
✔ Clean, kid-friendly lines for independent handwriting practice

This workbook blends literacy and cultural education, making it perfect for homeschool families, teachers, after-school programs, enrichment work, and Black History Month lessons.

What’s Included:
✔ 1 digital PDF workbook
✔ 26 handwriting pages (A–Z)
✔ 26 matching practice pages with dotted guidelines
✔ Glossary of all featured vocabulary and figures
✔ Clean, uncluttered design for easy printing
✔ Ideal for grades Pre-K through 2nd grade
✔ Unlimited printing for personal or classroom use

Help kids build handwriting skills while learning about one of the most courageous freedom fighters in American history. This free Harriet Tubman handwriting and tracing worksheet introduces young learners to Tubman’s name and legacy through letter practice, simple tracing lines, and clean handwriting models.

Perfect for Black History Month, literacy units, morning work, homeschool learning, and classroom enrichment, this page supports both writing practice and cultural education.

What’s Included:
✔ 1 high-quality PDF handwriting/tracing page
✔ Uppercase & lowercase letter practice
✔ Traceable lines for handwriting development
✔ Clean, kid-friendly layout
✔ Perfect for grades Pre-K through 2nd
✔ Unlimited printing for personal or classroom use
✔ Instant digital download

Pair this free page with the full Black History Alphabet Handwriting Workbook for complete A–Z letter practice featuring historical figures, vocabulary, and concepts.

Support early handwriting skills and Black history learning with this free Martin Luther King Jr. handwriting and tracing worksheet. Designed for young learners, this page includes tracing lines, uppercase and lowercase letter practice, and a clean handwriting model of Dr. King’s name.

Perfect for Black History Month, literacy centers, morning work, homeschool learning, and social studies lessons, this worksheet helps kids learn about one of America’s most influential civil rights leaders while strengthening fine-motor and writing skills.

What’s Included:
✔ 1 high-quality PDF handwriting/tracing worksheet
✔ Uppercase & lowercase letter practice
✔ Traceable lines for beginning writers
✔ Clean and kid-friendly design
✔ Ideal for grades Pre-K through 2nd
✔ Unlimited printing for personal or classroom use
✔ Instant digital download

Pair this free MLK page with the full Black History Alphabet Handwriting Workbook to build complete A–Z handwriting mastery with cultural learning.

Help kids celebrate and learn Black history all year long with this beautifully illustrated digital coloring book featuring 50 Black heroes, from Ida B. Wells to Miles Davis to Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett. Each page includes three fun facts, a powerful quote, and plenty of space for coloring, creativity, and conversation.

Designed as an educational tool for parents, teachers, homeschooling families, and classrooms.

Whether you use it for Black History Month, classroom activities, weekend learning, or family time, this book sparks curiosity, cultural pride, and meaningful discussions.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

✔️ 109-page PDF (High-resolution)
✔️ 50 original, hand-drawn illustrations
✔️ Each page includes:
• Three educational facts
• A quote from the featured figure
• Room for notes and drawing
✔️ Color-Test pages included
✔️ Intro to Sankofa & dedication page