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Martin Luther King, Jr. for ESL - Biographical Article and Activities

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Last Minute ESL
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Grade Levels
3rd - 11th
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Pages
12 pages
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Excellent resource for teaching ESL students about Martin Luther King Jr. and his important role in U.S. History.
Well thought out resource with great visuals to support my ELLs. They enjoyed the vocabulary matching game as a warm up. It also liked the grammar component. Thank you!

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In this ready-to-go biographical article and activity mini-unit about Martin Luther King, Jr., one of the greatest civil rights leaders and speakers in U.S. history, Beginner to Intermediate ESL students practice reading and responding to informational text. It can be used for an in-class activity, homework, or an emergency sub plan. I designed this product with upper-level elementary, middle school, and high school ESL students in mind because I often find resources that are appropriate for my students' language levels, but not their age levels. Included in this product are:

1. MLK biography (2 pages)

2. Vocabulary: Academic vocabulary (Tier 2 & 3 words) in bold print throughout reading. Vocabulary chart, adapted from Learner's Dictionary, at the end of the reading with definitions. Parts of speech and singular/plural nouns are also identified in the chart.

3. Spelling Practice: Students unscramble vocabulary words and write the correct spelling in sentences taken from the reading.

4. Vocabulary Practice: Students complete cloze sentences with the correct vocabulary words. Sentences are out of the context of the reading.

5. Vocabulary Cards: Words and definitions on cards. Great for matching activities, such as Memory, or word walls.

6. Grammar: Students conjugate verbs from reading into past tense.

7. Text feature ID: Students identify text features like title, subheadings, topic and concluding sentences, and sequence of events.

8. Question Annotation: Students underline question word once, verbs twice, and circle the subject.

9. Reading Comprehension: After students annotate questions, they answer reading comprehension questions using complete sentences.

10. Cause and Effect worksheet based on reading.

11. Paragraph Writing Outline: Topic sentence, details, examples, concluding sentence.

12. Paragraph Writing Template

13. CCSS Alignment & Teaching Tips

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Total Pages
12 pages
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
3 days
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