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Nina Simone Activity Packet! Created By: Multy Oliver Nina Simone Activity Packet! Created By: Multy Oliver The Hayti (HAY-tie) Heritage center is committed to preserving the history of the Durham historic district that included Black Wall Street and the Hayti community. Enjoy our activity packet that celebrates Nina Simone, an iconic artist from North Carolina that has made an immense impact on music and the black community. Nina Simone Facts Complete our Nina Simone-themed Crossword Puzzle below! 1 2 3 4 5 wikipedia.org 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Created using the Crossword Maker on TheTeachersCorner.net Across Down 5. Nina Simone's childhood home was just designated 1. This is Nina Simon's given name. as this by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. 2. This artist sampled 'Feeling Good' for his song 8. A sample from 'I Put a Spell on You' is featured in 'Birds Flying High' this song by the rapper Mayhem. 3. 'Oh _________' by the artist of the same name 10. Nina Simone is considered a _____ musician. features a sample from 'Sinnerman' 11. 'The Return' by ______ features a sample from 4. 'Stronger' by this artist features a sample from 'Four 'Wild is the Wind' by Nina Simone. Women' 12. 30 East Livingston Street in _______, North 6. Although she is a musician, Nina Simone comes Carolina is Nina Simone's childhood home. from a family of ________. 13. This song by 50 cent features a sample from Nina 7. This artist sampled 'Feeling Good' for his song Simone's 'Feeling Good' 'New Day' with Kanye West. 14. 'Feeling Good' by Nina Simone is actually a cover 9. This song by Kanye West features a sample from of this artist's song. 'Do What You Gotta Do' by Nina Simone. 15. Nina Simone did a cover of this iconic song by Billie Holiday, Nina Simone Songs Find the Nina Simone songs in our Word Search! I E X Y D O N T E X P L A I N A Z B F N M N J M E K K J F E E L I N G G O O D C Y I K Y A M S E U L B H S A L K C A B C C W T N S D L F G Y F O U R W O M E N K Y C J B V H D I I B N O I T U L O V E R O A Z A M L P O F E R O M I T L A B F C U L V R E G J K G S U M M E R T I M E J T I C H I A C D J I E M O H N R U T E R O L D J I M C R O W P V J W B O M U O M O A X A N I P U T A S P E L L O N Y O U K C Q S H R Y C L F X S I N N E R M A N M J A E W W O R K S O N G S X Z X M H V Y G R O P U O Y S E V O L I S O N H I H T I F Y O U K N E W G R N T T I V M V M E Y P A F D N A B S U H Y M E B S Q S F E Y R Q C B L U E S O N P U R P O S E Q T Q G N J R N A M O W E N I L E E S I Q H W U Z S E U L B S A N I N B F N M A M Q D E P A S T R A N G E F R U I T R N H D O I M O V E Y O U E P C F J C Q A C Y BALTIMORE FEELING GOOD SINNERMAN I PUT A SPELL ON YOU I LOVES YOU, PORGY SUMMERTIME FOUR WOMEN LILAC WINE NINA'S BLUES WORK SONG DONT EXPLAIN DO I MOVE YOU MISSISSIPPI GODDAM REVOLUTION RETURN HOME OLD JIM CROW IF YOU KNEW BLUES ON PURPOSE BACKLASH BLUES YOU TOOK MY TEETH STRANGE FRUIT SEE-LINE WOMAN BE MY HUSBAND Nina Simone Word Scramble! Un-Scramble Nina Simone's Awards and Recognitions Created on TheTeachersCorner.net Scramble Maker Nina Simone received these in music 1. OEHRNOSYRDERGEA and humanities from 3 colleges. Nina Simone has received 4 of these 2. MNOMOSYTNIAARIGMN recognitions. More than 10,000 people paid tribute 3. IASHDKDSMYNANNUE to Nina Simone on this day in 1974. Nina Simone received an honorary 4. GLEAEOXLCMLMCLO degree from this institution. Nina Simone was inducted into this by. 5. ELMALHAFROOFLROLNKC Mary J. Blige. Nina Simone received an honorary 6. ECEEOHMSLLRTAG degree from this institution. Nina Simone was a recipient of this 7. MYAGFARMEMAFLLHO award in 2000 for "I Loves You, Porgy" This institution selected "Mississippi 8. AESROIFRCSRGYBOLN Goddam" for preservation in the National Recording Registry. Name: Nina Simone Facts Complete our Nina Simone-themed Crossword Puzzle below! 1 e 2 l 3 t u i 4 p 5 nationaltreasure m i w o ninasimone.com b c a d 6 p a e y i r 7 j l k n g e a a a e y 8 i a i n t l y i n t 9 f c - d h a h 10j a z z l m e e 11l o g i c 12t r y o n e u s 13b a d n e w s w 14c y g r a n t y m o 15strangefruit Created using the Crossword Maker on TheTeachersCorner.net Across Down 5. Nina Simone's childhood home was just designated 1. This is Nina Simon's given name. as this by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. (eunicekathleenwaymon) (nationaltreasure) 2. This artist sampled 'Feeling Good' for his song 'Birds 8. A sample from 'I Put a Spell on You' is featured in Flying High' (lilwayne) this song by the rapper Mayhem. (iaintlyin) 3. 'Oh _________' by the artist of the same name 10. Nina Simone is considered a _____ musician. features a sample from 'Sinnerman' (timbaland) (jazz) 4. 'Stronger' by this artist features a sample from 'Four 11. 'The Return' by ______ features a sample from Women' (prodigy) 'Wild is the Wind' by Nina Simone. (logic) 6. Although she is a musician, Nina Simone comes 12. 30 East Livingston Street in _______, North from a family of ________. (preachers) Carolina is Nina Simone's childhood home. (tryon) 7. This artist sampled 'Feeling Good' for his song 'New 13. This song by 50 cent features a sample from Nina Day' with Kanye West. (jay-z) Simone's 'Feeling Good' (badnews) 9. This song by Kanye West features a sample from 14. 'Feeling Good' by Nina Simone is actually a cover 'Do What You Gotta Do' by Nina Simone. (famous) of this artist's song. (cygrant) 15. Nina Simone did a cover of this iconic song by Billie Holiday, (strangefruit) Nina Simone Songs Find the Nina Simone songs in our Word Search! I E X Y D O N T E X P L A I N A Z B F N M N J M E K K J F E E L I N G G O O D C Y I K Y A M S E U L B H S A L K C A B C C W T N S D L F G Y F O U R W O M E N K Y C J B V H D I I B N O I T U L O V E R O A Z A M L P O F E R O M I T L A B F C U L V R E G J K G S U M M E R T I M E J T I C H I A C D J I E M O H N R U T E R O L D J I M C R O W P V J W B O M U O M O A X A N I P U T A S P E L L O N Y O U K C Q S H R Y C L F X S I N N E R M A N M J A E W W O R K S O N G S X Z X M H V Y G R O P U O Y S E V O L I S O N H I H T I F Y O U K N E W G R N T T I V M V M E Y P A F D N A B S U H Y M E B S Q S F E Y R Q C B L U E S O N P U R P O S E Q T Q G N J R N A M O W E N I L E E S I Q H W U Z S E U L B S A N I N B F N M A M Q D E P A S T R A N G E F R U I T R N H D O I M O V E Y O U E P C F J C Q A C Y BALTIMORE FEELING GOOD SINNERMAN I PUT A SPELL ON YOU I LOVES YOU, PORGY SUMMERTIME FOUR WOMEN LILAC WINE NINA'S BLUES WORK SONG DONT EXPLAIN DO I MOVE YOU MISSISSIPPI GODDAM REVOLUTION RETURN HOME OLD JIM CROW IF YOU KNEW BLUES ON PURPOSE BACKLASH BLUES YOU TOOK MY TEETH STRANGE FRUIT SEE-LINE WOMAN BE MY HUSBAND Nina Simone Word Scramble! Un-Scramble Nina Simone's Awards and Recognitions Created on TheTeachersCorner.net Scramble Maker Nina Simone received these in music 1.
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