Harriet Tubman was born enslaved but became instrumental in the Underground Railroad. Relying on her courage and the North Star, she risked her life to free others. By the end of her life, Harriet had freed over 300 enslaved people, became the first woman to lead a military operation and worked with Susan B. Anthony. She lived a courageous life advocating and serving those in need.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Harriet Tubman
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Sarah's life and her character trait, Courage
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)