In 10,000 public schools today...

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If your blood pressure can handle it, listen to a few of the "Hip Hop" tunes our kids are being taught for "Social Studies" today... under the name "Flocabulary" - degenerating our kids' minds and turning them into racists.

Source link:
www.flocabulary.com/

Vocabulary / Reading The Word Up Project - Level Turquoise (2nd Grade) The Word Up Project - Level Red (3rd Grade) The Word Up Project - Level Orange (4th Grade) The Word Up Project - Level Indigo (5th Grade) The Word Up Project - Level Green (6th Grade) The Word Up Project - Level Yellow (7th Grade) The Word Up Project - Level Blue (8th Grade) Flocabulary: SAT Vocabulary Shakespeare is Hip-Hop

Writing Writing Academic Rhymes The Rapper's Handbook Social Studies Hip-Hop U.S. History Hip-Hop History of the World Math / Science Math Rap Level One - Addition & Subtraction Math Rap Level Two - Multiplication & Division Beats, Rhymes & Science

Hip-Hop U.S. History Hip-Hop U.S. History is a thought-provoking journey through American history from pre-Columbus to the Civil Rights movement. Chapter/Song 1. Who Discovered It 2. I Want America 3. This Ain't Working 4. The Declaration of Independence 5. It's the U.S. (Bust the A) 6. Bill of Rights 7. O.D.W.M. 8. Frederick and Abraham 9. Ghosts of the Civil War 10. Big Ballin' (in the Gilded Age) 11. Jazz Age 12. FDR 13. Would You Drop It? 14. Let Freedom Ring Topic American Indian Civilizations and Columbus’ Arrival The Early Settlements and the Colonial System The Causes of the Revolution A Presentation and Analysis of the World-Changing Document The Constitution and the Federal Government An Overview of the First Ten Amendments The Presidencies of Jefferson through Jackson Readings of Quotes from Douglas and Lincoln The Causes of Southern Secession and the Civil War The Gilded Age and American Industrialism The Social Changes of the Twenties Dramatic Reading of a Speech by Roosevelt World War II The Civil Rights Movement (Featuring the Voice of Martin Luther King, Jr.) Student Book Teacher Resource Book “A wonderful way of presenting history. It’s extraordinary.” -Howard Zinn

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