Historical Figures around the World - Lesson for Grade 3, Chapter - World History
In the "Historical Figures around the World" lesson, grade 3 students will embark on an enlightening journey to discover and learn about notable figures who have shaped the world through their actions, beliefs, and leadership. Delving into the captivating lives of Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, students will explore how these individuals championed for freedom, justice, and equality against formidable odds.
Through the Gandhi Worksheet, students will unravel the story of Mahatma Gandhi, his philosophy of non-violent resistance, and how he led India to independence. This activity not only enlightens students about the power of peaceful protest but also instills values of patience, perseverance, and the importance of standing up for one's rights.
Simultaneously, the Nelson Mandela Word Search Worksheet serves as a gateway to understand the life of Nelson Mandela, his fight against apartheid in South Africa, and his long journey from imprisonment to becoming the country's first black president. This activity emphasizes the concepts of forgiveness, reconciliation, and the strength of character.
Learning about these historical figures is paramount for young students as it provides them with real-life examples of resilience, courage, and the impact one individual can have on the world.
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Activity 1 / Gandhi Worksheet
Mohandas Gandhi is known worldwide for his advocacy and activism in the pursuit of rights for all people. This worksheet will teach your children about the incredible human Gandhi was, as well as how he was honored for his humanitarian works. Then they'll get to read the sentences given and identify each statement as true or false using the available answer boxes. A great way to teach children about an incredible man and reference the history of India as well.
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Activity 2 / Nelson Mandela Word Search Worksheet
Children love word searches! This colorful and free word search about Nelson Mandela will teach them about a great man in a super fun way. On this worksheet, they'll read that Nelson Mandela was a civil rights activist and advocate in South Africa, looking to ensure equality and unity for all people. Then they'll get to use the traceable lines and find words that relate to the great Mandela, working on their fine motor skills in the process!
