BH365
Black History 365 is an educational entity whose purpose is to create cutting-edge resources that invite students, educators, and other readers to become critical thinkers, compassionate listeners, fact-based, respectful communicators and action-oriented solutionists.
READY TO BRING BH365 TO
YOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT?
The Black History 365 Education textbook is mind-blowing. From Ancient Africa to modern events, it brings the unique stories of Black people to the classroom like NEVER before. Schools across the country are adopting it. We would love to support you in becoming an advocate to bring Black History 365 to your local public school district.
Simply click the button below and we will follow-up with the resources and support to begin the process.
3rd - 8th GRADE BOOKS
NOW AVAILABLE!
Our newest editions to the BH365 collection are here! Through our commitment to create cutting-edge resources , we are proud to introduce our 3rd - 8th grade textbooks. Click below to learn more.
BH365 9TH GRADE & ABOVE TEXTBOOK
Black History 365 is a U. S. History textbook and ebook/app documenting the unique stories of Black persons, groups, and cultures in North America, beginning in Ancient Africa continuing to modern events and movements. This interactive history/social science textbook can be used independently or as supplemental text and includes interactive instructor resources that will engage all learners. The gateway to connecting history to daily life, this transcendent approach to American history allows students of all ethnicities to engage in meaningful conversations with teachers, peers, and their families...through the lens of Black History.
Full of rarely told history lessons, the BH365 curriculum has exclusive access to more than 3,000 original artifacts that take students and educators on a colorful journey to embracing an inclusive account of American history.
The textbook has two editions to choose from. The National Edition focuses on Black History in the 50 states. In the Texas Edition, unit 9 focuses on Black History in Texas.
BH365 ALBUM (MP3)
We feature a hip hop history album. Every song reflects a chapter/unit of the book. The album is produced by Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum artist Khao. It is available on all music platforms. This album is FIRE! It tells a 40 - chapter story on Black History - THE REAL BLACK HISTORY. You will receive immediate access to the album via digital download.
TEXTBOOK & ALBUM (MP3)
Purchase the textbook and the BH365 album and get immediate access to the album, which has 42 songs dedicated to each chapter of the album. You receive immediate access to the album via digital download.
The textbook has two editions to choose from. The National Edition focuses on Black History in the 50 states. In the Texas Edition, unit 9 focuses on Black History in Texas.
E-BOOK
Get a lifetime subscription of the engaging BH365 E-book App, which houses multimedia and easy to use content, features captivating stories from Black history. The QR codes embedded in the hardcopy book are replaced with digital interactive buttons in the desktop and mobile app.
The E-book has two editions to choose from. The National Edition focuses on Black History in the 50 states. In the Texas Edition, unit 9 focuses on Black History in Texas.
E-BOOK & DIGITAL (MP3) ALBUM
Purchase the E-book and the BH365 album and get immediate access to the album, which has 42 songs dedicated to each chapter of the album. You receive immediate access to the album via digital download.
BH365 Activity Books present a variety of interactive and challenging lessons for grades 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12. Each book has 20 lessons--perfect for Black History Month or throughout the year. In addition to history lessons, there are activities on geography, literature, historic figures, research topics, discussion/debate topics, and games.
ACTIVITY BOOKS
VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE
We invite you to join our Virtual Open House on Thursday, May 19th. Our executive team will be providing an overview of the Black History 365 curriculum. The overview will include an in-depth breakdown of our textbook and professional development.
Thursday, May 19th at 2:00PM CST
BH365 10 UNIQUE DISTINCTIVES
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Exclusive access to high-resolution images
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The proprietary “Elephant Experience”
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Sidebar materials
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Student engagement and chapter check-ins
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Curriculum starts in ancient Africa and ends in Canada
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Professional Development
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Embedded QR Codes & interactive (i.e. music)
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Community, synergistic approach
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Extraordinary advisory board
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The Young Solutionist
BH365 SUPPORTERS
I encourage every school district throughout the United States to strongly consider adopting the comprehensive Black History 365 curriculum as their choice for African American studies.
- Andrew Young
Civil Rights Activist, UN Ambassador
The exemplary level of work and commitment exhibited to develop Black History 365 should be commended. The need for a project like this cannot be overstated nor ignored. Please support this endeavor and allow it to be an instructional tool for use in the preparation of guiding your students toward greatness!
- Cathy Hughes
Founder and Chairwoman, Urban One, Inc
Black History 365 is the comprehensive, holistic, text and image K-12 curriculum we have so intensely desired that fills a tremendous void in today’s educational enrichment landscape.
- Ben Watson
NFL Super Bowl XXXIX Champion
This powerful educational curricula breaks the shackles of traditional rote learning...nothing I have seen matches the breadth of educational tools and resources available through the Black History 365 curriculum.
- Bill Haley, Jr.
Alex Haley’s Grandson
Please give strong consideration for the inclusion of the Black History 365 curriculum in your school district.
- Pete Babcock
Historian, NBA General Managerrr
One could argue that Black History 365 is the culmination of the quest to bring together all of the videos, websites, online resources, maps, charts, graphs and the bulk of resources that have been developed by scholars, teachers, students and curriculum specialists to teach the African American experience over the past 40 years.
- W. Marvin Dulaney
Historian, Educator
Incorporating the Black History 365 process gives school districts the opportunity to teach Black History throughout the school year and to develop the next generation of change agents.
- James Agbara Bryson
Great Grand Nephew of Annie Malone
BH365 HIGHLIGHTS
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