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Free Martin Luther King Day resources for Easel
Freebie to Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day with this free unit. Inside you will find writing activities and links to videos. Click the following links to see other current units.Click here to see the January Close Reading and Text Evidence Unit. Click here to see the February Close Reading and Text Evidence Unit. Click here to see my Chinese New Year Close Reading and Text Evidence unit.Click here to see my Winter Main Idea Task Cards.Click here to see the Martin Luther King Jr March on Washing
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1st - 5th
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Martin Luther King Day MLK Word Search Puzzle FREE
Martin Luther King Jr. FREE Word Search Puzzle based on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Medium difficulty word search for your students to solve. Useful as an extension or reinforcement activity for when you study MLK or to support Black History month. Solution included, of course. Helps develop spelling and vocabulary. NO PREP. Print and go. Enjoy the freebie!You may also like: Martin Luther King Jr. Crossword PuzzleMartin Luther King Jr. PowerPoint and MLK Writing AssignmentMalcolm X B
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4th - 7th
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Activities
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is a wonderful opportunity to teach about a wonderful man and his work to make this world a more peaceful, fair and equal place. This resource explores Martin Luther King's life and his "I Have a Dream" speech with engaging, kid friendly activities.Save over 20% on the Social Justice BundleIncluded in this Social Studies lesson are:a printable/projectable book about Martin Luther King, Jr.two writing activitiesa cut and paste sort about fairness and kindness***You can
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K - 2nd
Martin Luther King Jr. Coloring Page FREEBIE!
Are you looking for a fun activity to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday or Black History Month? You came to the right place! Help students celebrate with this coloring page. Students can have fun coloring and thinking about their hopes and dreams for the future! Great for all ages!Please review this product :) Follow me for more coloring pages and freebies!Other MLK ActivitiesMLK Puzzles AVAILABLE HEREMLK Coloring Bookmarks AVAILABLE HEREMLK Digital Coloring PagesLET'S CONNECT!*
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3rd - 12th
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Free MLK Day Adaptive Worksheet
Free Worksheet for Martin Luther King Jr. Day!Simple activity for Pre-K / K students with Special Needs (such as orthopedic impairments or Autism). Children will practice fine motor skills by cutting and pasting what they dream about. This can work well with your discussions on MLK and his famous speech!_____________________________________BUYER TIPSThis file comes in PDF format- Please be sure you can open these types of files before purchasing.Be sure to leave feedback to earn credit on any f
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PreK - 1st
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George Washington Carver Close Reading Activities - Black History Month
These George Washington Carver activities are perfect for Black History Month. They include a detailed reading passage and George Washington Carver close reading activities, as well as comprehension questions and graphic organizers.✅Be sure to check out the preview and thumbnails for images of some of the great resources included in this product.******************************This engaging resource contains the following:⭐George Washington Carver Reading Passage: A two page reading passage all ab
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3rd - 6th
Free- I Have a Dream- Middle School Informational Text
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's legendary "I Have a Dream" speech, as given at the March for Freedom in Washington D.C., marked its 50th anniversary on Aug. 28, 2013. This non-fiction text tells a bit of the background to the speech and has students answer questions from the ELA Common Core Curriculum. This text is also part of a packet featuring informational texts about events from fifty years ago, and can also be found as a free trial download under the name "A Year of Change and Unrest, 1963-1
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5th - 8th
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Reading Comprehension Activity Black History Month
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Reading Comprehension Activity Black History MonthEngage your students in an enriching Martin Luther King Jr. Day Reading Comprehension Activity designed for Black History Month. This resource offers an insightful reading passage about Dr. King's legacy, accompanied by thought-provoking comprehension questions. Perfect for educators seeking to educate and inspire, this activity fosters a deeper understanding of Dr. King's significant contributions to civil rights
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3rd - 6th
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MARTIN LUTHER KING Vocabulary FREE (PRINT and EASEL)
This free resource is part of my paid item Martin Luther King, Jr., His Life and Times, designed for students in grades 4-6. As I was making it I realized there were more vocabulary words than I could reasonably fit on the student work pages, so I created a pre-reading set of ten words. This can be used by anyone doing a unit on Dr. King or the civil rights movement. The words and terms are suitable for students up to grade 9. Also helpful for ELL students!Please have a look at my informatio
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5th - 9th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Word Search [FREE!]
Martin Luther King Jr. Word Search [FREE!]This Martin Luther King Jr. Word Search is a printable worksheet that engages students while teaching them about the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Perfect for 1st to 5th grade, this resource is an interactive and fun way for students to learn and reinforce key vocabulary related to Martin Luther King Jr.BenefitsPromotes vocabulary developmentIncreases knowledge and understanding of Martin Luther King Jr.Encourages critical thinking and proble
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1st - 5th
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Martin Luther King hijo/Martin Luther King Jr. in Spanish
Los estudiantes responden a la pregunta: ¿Cómo vas a cambiar el mundo? con un dibujo y por medio de escribir. Hay dos formatos: uno de color y otro en blanco y negro donde los estudiantes pueden colorear a Martin Luther King hijo.The students will respond to the question: How are you going to change the world? by drawing a picture and writing. There are two formats: one in color and one in black in white where the students can color in Martin Luther King Jr.
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K - 5th
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Making Words Activity - Word Work FREEBIE for Martin Luther King, Jr.
Looking for a fun, easy, LOW PREP student center? Try Making Words! How many words can your students make with the letters from "Martin Luther King, Jr."? Students will cut the strip of letters off from the top of the worksheet and manipulate them on their desk to create new words. A chart is provided for students to record their creations.PRINTING DIRECTIONS: Recording sheets should be printed single sided using the “print to fit page” option.TABLE OF CONTENTS - WHAT'S INCLUDED:→ “Making Words”
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Not Grade Specific
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Martin Luther King Jr Day Cryptogram, MLK Quotes
Your students will enjoy puzzling out this cryptogram of inspirational quotes for Martin Luther King Jr Day!
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2nd - 6th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Art Quote
As part of the Community Heroes Series, this is a charcoal portrait illustration I made of Martin Luther King Jr. with an inspiring quote from him. Other Activities You May Like:Black History Leaders volume #1 - Coloring PageBlack History Leaders Volume 1 - Polaroid Wall ArtWord Search Puzzles - Black History Word Search Puzzles - Black History LeadersPresident Barack Obama Charcoal PortraitMartin Luther King Jr. Charcoal PortraitLicensing Terms:By purchasing this product, you own a license for
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PreK - 12th
Martin Luther King Jr. Differentiated Activity
This activity bundle includes two differentiated reading passages about Martin Luther King Jr. as well as three additional activities. The activities included are a brief comprehension question page, a timeline activity, and a coloring page. The differentiated passages are labeled through smiley faces at the top of the page. The passage with one smiley is at a lower level than the passage with two smileys. This activity requires no prep by the teacher. PRINT AND GO!The documents are presented i
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Not Grade Specific
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