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Free 6th grade Martin Luther King Day projects
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. (Just like Martin Luther King, I...)
Here is very creative as well as visually attractive way to display your students’ writing. I am an artist by nature and was a little scared of posting my hand drawings due to the fact that most people currently prefer the neat, precise computer designs. Regardless, I want to bring the old ways back because that is the essence of my work. The fact that you are now taking the time to check out my store fills me up with joy. Please take the time to rate my work and don’t forget to follow me as I a
Grades:
K - 7th
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
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Black History Month Unit Bookmarks - Civil Rights Movement Unit Resources
Black History Inspirational Bookmarks are a great way to reinforce the importance of key historical figures! These make great student rewards and take home gifts during black history month! These bookmarks also make great inspirational writing prompts to celebrate black history.Bookmarks with quotes by the following black history heroes are included:⭐Martin Luther King Jr.⭐Barack Obama⭐Booker T. Washington⭐George Washington Carver⭐Serena Williams⭐Rosa Parks⭐Harriet Tubman⭐Wilt Chamberlain⭐Malcol
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Book Activity - Let the Children March - Poster
Such a powerful story written by Monica Clark-Robinson and illustrated by Frank Morrison. Let the Children March reminds students that even they have the ability to make a change. This activity allows students to create a child holding a sign for a metaphorical march. Students color the boy or girl character, write on their own sign, cut, then glue the three pieces together. Writing Prompt ideas:What would you want written on a sign during this same march?If you went to a protest or march today,
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Martin Luther King Day Writing Craftivity
Enjoy this freebie writing craftivity to celebrate Martin Luther King Day or Black History Month! Students can reflection and compare their Dreams with Martin Luther King!
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• Directions for Martin Luther King Craftivity
• Primary & Intermediate Versions of Martin Luther King's Suit & Tie
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Free
Martin Luther King Jr. Free: Research Writing Activity- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Biography Brochure- - Use this Martin Luther King Jr. activity to teach your students about Civil Rights in January, Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday!! This would also be great in February for Black History Month!! Martin Luther King Jr. Biography Brochure: Celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and explore his monumental achievements in the area of Civil Rights. I Have a Dream....
This Martin Luther Kin
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Black History Month Project
This Black History Month Project includes: Printable Writing Template Worksheet for studentsPicture examples of student workPicture example of door/classroom displayThe main purpose of this project is for students to reflect on African-Americans who have made history, identify their characteristics and reflect on how they can be like them now or in the future. When I completed this project I worked at an IB PYP school so students used IB Learner Profile traits but this can easily be used with a
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Black History Month Project (History Figures Included)
Une personne inspirante
Document de recherche complet sur un personnage ayant marqué l'histoire.Les personnes proposées sont variés et ont tous eu un parcours particulier et inspirant (femmes, personnes autochtones, personnes handicapées, personnes noires).Possibilité de faire des liens avec le jour de la femme, la journée de la réconciliation, le mois de l'histoire des noirs ou tout simplement pour compléter une thématique en univers social. Le projet peu être complété par une présentation orale.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Martin Luther King Jr. BIG WORDS
Hands on project to practice or assess knowledge of character traits related to Martin Luther King Jr.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
I Have a Dream Acrostic Poem Freebie
This acrostic poem freebie is a great way to connect writing and history in your classroom, while teaching your students about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and exploring his enduring legacy. This acrostic poem activity is a great way to extend learning and assess understanding for your students after reading a book about Martin Luther King Jr., or watching excerpts from his I Have a Dream Speech. These poems make a beautiful bulletin board display for Black History Month at your school!
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Martin Luther King: What Were They Thinking? PREVIEW FREEBIE
Students take a look at a primary source from the Library of Congress and answer the question "What Were They Thinking?" by filling in speech and thought bubbles that are embedded into the Civil Rights/MLK themed photograph.
On the back of the primary source, students have a graphic organizer which they will fill in based on "What they see, What they Know, and What they still have questions about."
Students will have no choice but to use their critical thinking skills during this interactive
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4th - 8th
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MLK Newspaper Article Template
MLK March on Washington Newspaper Template for students to use after listening to Dr. King's 'I Have a Dream Speech' or learning about the March on Washington.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Speeches that Kids Do
I have been teaching about MLK Jr. for over a decade. I have compiled a great, effective speech that students put together and deliver, mirroring King's, "I Have a Dream Speech."
This is best introduced after having seen the compiled list I have also made of youtubed videos of his biography, rioting, sit-ins, his speeches, etc.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Civil Rights Timeline
Directions used for a Civil Rights ELA unit. Students struggled to understand the order and time difference between events. As a warm-up, I had them try to put a few events in order on their own then as a class we put the events in order. I gave students legal size paper and walked them through setting up their timeline (folding the paper in half, drawing a line, labeling with years). Then I handed out the attached document and let students work together to create their timelines.
Grades:
6th - 10th
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