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Introduce young readers to Nelson Mandela’s powerful story with this easy-to-read emergent reader. Perfect for Black History Month or social studies units focused on civil rights and equality.

This printable reader provides simple, age-appropriate text for early learners to understand the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela. Students will learn about Apartheid, Mandela’s role in protesting inequality, and how he became a symbol of freedom and justice in South Africa.

What’s included:

Focus on reading comprehension and vocabulary

Student-friendly language and large font

Can be used for guided reading, whole group instruction, or independent work

Why teachers love it:
Saves planning time Builds background knowledge
Supports diversity and inclusion
Great for Black History Month or biography projects

Use this nonfiction reader to spark classroom discussions about justice, equality, and the power of peaceful protest.

Tags (separated by commas):
Nelson Mandela, Black History Month, Emergent Reader, Kindergarten Reading, 1st Grade Reader, Civil Rights, Social Studies, Biography Reading Passage, Apartheid, Diversity and Inclusion, Nonfiction Text, Easy Readers, Black Leaders, February Activities, African History, Reading Comprehension