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Last updated

25 August 2026

pptx, 2.13 MB
pptx, 2.13 MB
Resource Summary

This KS3 lesson explores the extraordinary achievements of Jesse Owens, whose athletic triumphs at the 1936 Berlin Olympics challenged Nazi ideology and inspired global movements for equality. Students examine how Owens’ four gold medals shattered racist propaganda, how his friendship with German athlete Luz Long symbolised unity, and how his return to a segregated America revealed the contradictions of racial prejudice. The PowerPoint combines historical context, analysis and reflection to help learners understand courage, excellence and defiance in the face of injustice.

What’s Included
  • Fully editable, visually engaging PowerPoint
  • Clear learning objectives and key vocabulary
  • Step‑by‑step narrative of Owens’ victories and legacy
  • Knowledge checks, analysis tasks and evaluation questions
  • Ideal for Black History Month or KS3 history/citizenship
Why Teachers Will Like This Resource
  • Celebrates an inspiring historical figure through accessible KS3 teaching
  • Builds strong explanation, analysis and evaluation skills
  • Supports discussions around prejudice, resilience and equality
  • Ready to teach with no additional planning required
  • Perfect as part of a wider Black History Month bundle
Citations from the uploaded document
  • “Owens’ four 1936 gold medals shattered Nazi racial theories.”
  • “Despite record wins, Owens returned to a racially segregated America.”

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KS3 Black History Month – Full 12‑Lesson Bundle

### **Bundle Summary** This complete KS3 **Black History Month** bundle brings together twelve powerful, fully‑sequenced lessons exploring global Black history, activism, leadership, literature and civil rights. Each lesson follows your consistent TES structure, blending clear historical narrative with analytical skill‑building, peer‑discussion opportunities and visually engaging slides. Students journey from the Underground Railroad to the Civil Rights Movement, from Black British activism to modern representation in literature, gaining a rich understanding of how individuals and communities have shaped equality movements across centuries. Perfect for October teaching or for embedding Black history meaningfully throughout the year. --- ### **What’s Included** - **12 fully editable PowerPoints** - **Clear learning objectives** in every lesson - **Key vocabulary** and accessible explanations - **Knowledge checks, quizzes and evaluation tasks** - **Visually engaging slides** with consistent premium design - **End‑of‑unit reflection prompts** --- ### **Lessons in the Bundle** - **Harriet Tubman – Underground Railroad** - **Rosa Parks – Montgomery Bus Boycott** - **Windrush Arrival – Building Modern Britain** - **Martin Luther King Jr. – March on Washington** - **Mary Seacole – Medicine & Compassion** - **Nelson Mandela – Leadership & Freedom** - **Barack Obama – A New Era of Representation** - **Bristol Bus Boycott – Black British Activism** - **Maya Angelou – Voice & Identity** - **Jesse Owens – Triumph at the 1936 Olympics** - **Civil Rights Act (1964)** - **Malorie Blackman – Literature & Representation** --- ### **Why Teachers Will Like This Resource** - Provides a **complete, cohesive scheme of work** for Black History Month - Celebrates global Black history through accessible KS3 teaching - Builds strong explanation, analysis and evaluation skills - Supports discussions around justice, activism, identity and representation - Ready to teach with **no additional planning required** - Ideal for English, History, Citizenship or cross‑curricular delivery

£10.00

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