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Lesson 2: Migration to the U.S.

The teacher instructions and lesson plan will help you get started on classroom activities and objectives.

Caribbean Migration to the U.S. Student Activities

Activity #1: Case Study on Jean Desir

Activity #2: Migrant Journal Entry

Activity #3: Examining Caribbean Migrant Narratives

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