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Black History Underground Railroad Activity Bundle | Abolition Timeline Poster, Coded Quilts Poster & Printable Activities | Interactive Classroom Resource by Heritage Owl
🦉 ALL-IN-ONE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD LEARNING BUNDLE
A complete Black History Month activity set combining visual posters and hands-on printables—no need to search for multiple resources.
🗺️ ABOLITION TIMELINE POSTER (12” x 18”)
Helps students understand the progression of abolition, resistance, and freedom movements through a clear, engaging visual timeline.
🧵 CODED QUILTS HISTORY POSTER (12” x 18”)
Explores the symbolism and storytelling of Underground Railroad “coded quilts,” making abstract history concrete and memorable.
✏️ HANDS-ON PRINTABLE ACTIVITIES
Includes a themed Coded Quilts activity printable and Underground Railroad crossword puzzle to reinforce learning through interaction.
🧠 BUILDS CRITICAL THINKING & DISCUSSION
Designed to spark curiosity, encourage historical inquiry, and support deeper conversations about resistance, survival, and courage.
🏫 CLASSROOM & HOMESCHOOL READY
Perfect for Black History Month, social studies units, learning centers, substitute plans, and family learning—minimal prep required.
Black History Underground Railroad Activity Bundle
The Heritage Owl Black History Underground Railroad Activity Bundle brings together visuals and hands-on learning to help students understand the courage, strategy, and resilience behind the fight for freedom.
This thoughtfully designed bundle includes:
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Heritage Owl Abolition Timeline Poster (12” x 18”) x 1-PCS
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Underground Railroad “Coded Quilts” Poster (12” x 18”) x 1-PCS
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Coded Quilts themed activity printable (25-PCS + key)
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Underground Railroad crossword puzzle printable (25-PCS + key)
Heritage Owl combines visual storytelling, symbolic interpretation, and active learning to help students connect with Underground Railroad history, addressing the challenge of text-only teaching. This resource is ideal for classrooms, homeschooling, libraries, and enrichment programs, promoting culturally responsive teaching. It’s perfect for Black History Month, abolitionism units, and ongoing social studies learning, turning walls and worksheets into engaging educational tools.
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