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Broken Dishes or Bow Tie Bow ties told slaves that someone would bring them nice clothes to help them stand out less as an escaped slave in the north. Classroom Freedom Quilt What you need: Colored pencils, crayons, markers and ruler Directions: 1. Use the word bank and research the name of a slave quilt square. In your own words, explain what the quilt’s message was. 2. Use the template, and create a quilt square based on your definition. 3. Add your quilt square to the class Freedom Quilt. Flying Geese This pattern told slaves to follow migrating geese north towards Canada – and freedom. Word Bank: North Star Monkey Wrench Sailboat Drunkard’s Path Tumbling Blocks Shoofly Wagon Wheel Bear’s Paw Flying Geese Broken Dishes (Bow Tie)

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For Black History Month, challenge your students to research and create their own Freedom Quilt. Check out the posting at http://blog.teachtci.com and use this along with the suggested reading selection, Sweet Clara and the Freedom Quilt.

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Page 1: Freedom Quilt

Broken Dishes or Bow TieBow ties told slaves that someone would bring

them nice clothes to help them stand out less as anescaped slave in the north.

Classroom Freedom QuiltWhat you need: Colored pencils, crayons, markers and rulerDirections:1. Use the word bank and research the name of a slave quilt 

square. In your own words, explain what the quilt’s message was.

2. Use the template, and create a quilt square based on your definition.

3. Add your quilt square to the class Freedom Quilt.

Flying GeeseThis pattern told slaves to follow migrating geese

north towards Canada – and freedom.

Word Bank:North Star Monkey Wrench SailboatDrunkard’s Path Tumbling Blocks ShooflyWagon Wheel Bear’s PawFlying Geese Broken Dishes (Bow Tie)