Rosa Parks: 7 (Little People, Big Dreams)

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Our Rosa Parks Quiz is the perfect way to test children's knowledge of Rosa Parks' life and her many achievements. Are you looking for a way to inspire the next generation? Perhaps you'd like to teach your learners about current motivational activists. Or maybe you'd like them to learn about inspiring individuals from history. Either way, we're here to help with our engaging collection of Little People, Big Dreams activities. This wonderful book series teaches children about the lives of extraordinary people, from scientists and politicians to artists and athletes. Learn about the likes of Marie Curie, David Attenborough, Nelson Mandela, Dwayne Johnson, RuPaul, and so many more. Each book encourages children to overcome adversity and boosts their self-esteem! Simply pair our Little People, Big Dreams activities with whatever book you choose to read with your learners and inspire them to follow their dreams. Have fun using our range of Little People, Big Dreams activities!

Use this Rosa Parks Word Search to practice your learner's vocabulary. They must search through the jumble of letters to find the Rosa Parks-themed words. We have a selection of Rosa Parks resources to help you teach your learners about the amazing activist. These resources have been created in partnership with the 'Little People, Big Dreams' team at Puffin Books. You can also develop children’s vocabulary and spelling skills with our Rosa Parks Word Search. Featuring 12 key words associated with Rosa Parks, this fun puzzle would be a great starter activity or finishing task for children to consolidate their knowledge about this inspiring individual. If they like this activity, they may also want to take a look at this Comparison of Rosa Parks and Emily Davison (Ages 5 - 7).

We’ve teamed up with Little People, Big Dreams to bring you this informative fact file. Designed for children between 7 and 11 years old, this resource allows learners to familiarise themselves with the fascinating story of Rosa Parks.

This is a wonderful activity for teaching your children about social injustice. To complete this activity, ask your learners to read the information about Rosa Parks and social injustice. Children must then think about a time that they read about or witnessed social injustice. They can then explain a way in which they would peacefully campaign for equal rights. Children could be creative and design a poster or use their writing skills to write a letter. This Rosa Parks worksheet will be the perfect addition to your lesson. More Rosa Parks worksheets and resourcesWould you like to learn all about the inspiring life and work of Rosa Parks? Well, we’re here to help with this Rosa Parks KS2 Fact File. It’s a great way to introduce children to the inspiring American civil rights activist. In this book from the highly acclaimed Little People, BIG DREAMS series, discover the incredible life of Rosa Parks, the "Mother of the Freedom Movement."