Free Black History Month Drawing Sheet | Year 2 Core | BookFlik

Free Black History Month Drawing Sheet | Year 2 Core | BookFlik worksheet preview — English Black History Month
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About this drawing sheet

  • Subject: English
  • Topic: Black History Month
  • Year group: Year 2
  • Difficulty: Core

Celebrate Black History Month in your classroom with our engaging English Black History Month drawing sheet year 2 core resource. Designed specifically for Year 2 pupils, this creative activity encourages children to explore the lives and achievements of significant historical figures while developing their descriptive writing and artistic skills.

This resource features our friendly character, Ellie the Elephant, who loves history and stories. Ellie guides students through a task where they illustrate a portrait of an inspirational person and then write three thoughtful sentences about their life and contributions. By using this English Black History Month drawing sheet year 2 core, students will practise using adjectives, capital letters for proper nouns, and past tense verbs, all while building their knowledge of historical figures who have helped shape our world.

Teachers can easily integrate this into their Literacy or History lessons. It serves as an excellent prompt for class discussions about courage, invention, and community. The sheet is perfectly aligned with the UK National Curriculum for Year 2, supporting objectives such as writing narratives about personal experiences and those of others, as well as using expanded noun phrases to describe characters.

This specific pack is differentiated for learners working at the expected standard. It provides enough structure to support independent work while allowing room for creative expression. Whether you are using this as a morning starter or a main lesson activity, our English Black History Month drawing sheet year 2 core offers a meaningful way to honour history through art and language.

Included within the resource are five questions to check understanding:

1. Who did you choose to draw and why?

2. Can you list two adjectives to describe this person?

3. What is one amazing thing this person achieved?

4. Where did this person live?

5. How did this person help other people?

Download this free, high-quality sheet today to bring history to life in your Year 2 classroom!

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