Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom
Black History Month Digital Guess Who Game for the Classroom

Black History Month Digital Guess Who it is Game for the Classroom

$7.00

This Black History Month Guess Who Game is an engaging digital and editable Black History activity that helps students learn about influential Black History Month figures in a fun, interactive way! Perfect for February, this Guess Who–inspired Black History game encourages critical thinking, listening skills, and historical understanding.

In this “Who Am I? Black History Month” guessing game, students are given 5 clues about a famous Black historical figure. After hearing or reading the clues, students guess who the person is before the image is revealed. This resource includes 37 Black History Month historical figures, making it ideal for whole-group instruction, small groups, brain breaks, or morning meeting.

This digital Black History Month activity also includes fully editable slides, allowing teachers to type in their own facts or customize the clues for different grade levels. In addition, there are “just for fun” Guess Who–style slides so you and your students can play the game exactly like the classic Guess Who board game—perfect for engagement and review!

✨ Great for:

  • Black History Month activities

  • Upper elementary classrooms

  • Digital learning & interactive slides

  • Whole-group or small-group instruction

  • Fun Black History review games

This Black History Month Guess Who Game is an engaging digital and editable Black History activity that helps students learn about influential Black History Month figures in a fun, interactive way! Perfect for February, this Guess Who–inspired Black History game encourages critical thinking, listening skills, and historical understanding.

In this “Who Am I? Black History Month” guessing game, students are given 5 clues about a famous Black historical figure. After hearing or reading the clues, students guess who the person is before the image is revealed. This resource includes 37 Black History Month historical figures, making it ideal for whole-group instruction, small groups, brain breaks, or morning meeting.

This digital Black History Month activity also includes fully editable slides, allowing teachers to type in their own facts or customize the clues for different grade levels. In addition, there are “just for fun” Guess Who–style slides so you and your students can play the game exactly like the classic Guess Who board game—perfect for engagement and review!

✨ Great for:

  • Black History Month activities

  • Upper elementary classrooms

  • Digital learning & interactive slides

  • Whole-group or small-group instruction

  • Fun Black History review games

Ways to Play:

  1. Teacher vs. Student. If the students don’t guess the person correctly from the 5 clues, the teacher gets a point. If the students guess the person correctly, the students get a point.

  2. Use the worksheet for students to research each person you’re going to play with before beginning. They can take notes and use the worksheet as a cheat sheet while they’re playing. This way, you can make it slightly more educational!

  3. Create your own. Type in your own clues for each person to play with.

  4. Just for fun. The students can play the game based off of appearances, like the real guessing game, rather than historical facts.

Included:

  • How to Play slide

  • Ways to Play slide

  • Tips for Use slide

  • A list of Google Fonts to use if you would like to edit this resource

  • 37 historical figure slides with 5 facts each

  • 37 blank historical figure slides

  • 37 blank historical figure slides (with "just for fun" directions)

  • Teacher Key (so you know which figure is on which slide without looking)

  • Student board game

  • Student research papers

Black History Figures Included:

• Arthur Ashe

• Barack Obama

• Barbara Jordan

• Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr.

• Bessie Coleman

• Billie Holiday

• Booker T. Washington

• Gen. Colin Powell

• Condoleezza Rice

• Daniel Hale Williams

• Elijah McCoy

• Fred Jones

• Frederick Douglass

• Garrett Morgan

• George Washington Carver

• Guion “Guy” Bluford

• Harriet Tubman

• Hattie McDaniel

• Jackie Robinson

• James Weldon Johnson

• John Lewis

• Katherine Johnson

• Langston Hughes

• Louis Armstrong

• Malcolm X

• Mary McLeod Bethune

• Matthew Henson

• Michelle Obama

• Misty Copeland

• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

• Muhammad Ali

• Ralph Ellison

• Robert Robinson Taylor

• Shirley Chisholm

• Sojourner Truth

• Thurgood Marshall

• W.E.B. Du Bois

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