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Rosa Parks Activity Pack
Introduce EYFS children to Rosa Parks with this engaging Black History Month activity pack. Featuring a simple fact file, read and draw vocabulary activity, codebreaker challenge and pencil control bus activity, this resource supports early literacy, fine motor skills, creativity and discussions about fairness and kindness.
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Description
Introduce young children to the inspiring story of Rosa Parks with this engaging EYFS Black History Month activity pack. Designed especially for Early Years learners, this resource helps children discover how Rosa Parks showed courage by standing up for fairness and equality in an age-appropriate and accessible way.
Through a range of playful, hands-on activities, children will learn about Rosa Parks’ life by reading a simple fact file, exploring key vocabulary through a read and draw activity, and completing a fun codebreaker challenge. Children will also develop their pencil control skills by tracing and drawing a bus, linking the activity to an important moment from Rosa Parks’ story.
Perfect for Black History Month, this resource supports meaningful discussions about kindness, fairness, equality and standing up for what is right. It helps children begin to understand the importance of treating others with respect while developing essential Early Years skills.
This low-prep activity pack is ideal for EYFS and Reception classrooms, continuous provision, whole-class teaching, literacy sessions or independent learning activities.
This resource includes:
Child-friendly Rosa Parks fact file
Read and draw key vocabulary activity
Fun crack-the-code challenge
Bus tracing and drawing activity
Ready-to-print EYFS worksheets
Perfect for:
Black History Month activities
EYFS and Reception classrooms
Understanding the World lessons
Significant people topics
Literacy activities
Continuous provision
Fine motor practice
Independent learning
Classroom discussions
Home learning activities
Learning opportunities:
Learn about an inspirational historical figure
Develop early reading and comprehension skills
Build vocabulary through discussion
Strengthen pencil control and fine motor skills
Encourage creativity and imagination
Explore fairness, kindness, equality and respect
A meaningful and engaging way to introduce young children to Rosa Parks’ story while helping them understand the importance of fairness, courage and making positive changes in the world.






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