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Martin Luther King Day Common Core CCRA.SL.3 resources
Our Friend, Martin Movie Guide | MLK | Questions | Google Slide (G - 1999)
This Our Friend, Martin Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet (G - 1999) challenges students to analyze the decisions made by Martin, Miles, and Randy as they teleport through Martin Luther King Jr.'s life. Explore how MLK responds to hate and prejudice and how he teaches Miles that violence is not the answer and to appreciate the life he has. Ask students to consider how TV played a part in MLK's civil rights movement, especially in Birmingham, Alabama. Finally encourage students to describe what
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in:Â School Site License (1 SSL) Liberty's Kids 40 Episodes + Our Friend, Martin
Letter from a Birmingham Jail reader's theater script
Letter from a Birmingham Jail reader’s theater is a 2 page script for 8 readers that explains the events leading up to Dr. Martin Luther King’s arrest and subsequent letter, summarizes the content of the letter and provides a peek at subsequent landmark events that came as a result of the civil rights movement.Also included: a rubric, reader's theater version of MLK's I Have a Dream speech, and some Black History visual writing prompts/bulletin board items to promote critical thinking.Check out
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Black History Month bundle (in person and remote)
Martin Luther King Virtual Field Trip | Black History Month Digital Resource
Looking for an activity about Martin Luther King? Let your students take a Virtual field trip using technology! This digital resource teaches your students about the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. Students will learn about MLK's I Have a Dream Speech and his work to change the world in a peaceful way so that all people could be treated fairly. Students will learn about Martin Luther King's bravery, and how he never gave up. This google slides resource features online links, and a fol
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Also included in:Â Grade 4 Virtual Field Trip Learning Bundle Digital Resource Google Slides
Close Reading of MLK's Letter from a Birmingham Jail with Found Poem Activity
Student-friendly guided PowerPoint, perfect for distance learning! This detailed ELA Close Reading Lesson involves students in a deep reading of King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail, including a Bell Ringer, Guided Reading Summary Statement Questions, Evaluating King's Argument through a Graphic Organizer, Reading the Letter from the Clergymen to which King was responding, along with Group Guided Questions, and culminates with a Found Poem Creative Writing Activity.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Social Rights Flashcards
Embark on a Journey of Social Justice with 'Voices of Change' Flashcards! - These thought-provoking flashcards are an ideal resource for educators to introduce students to the pivotal concepts of social rights and the inspiring legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.Educational and Inspirational Content - This unique set includes a diverse range of flashcards, each featuring key terms, influential figures, and significant concepts related to social rights, along with Martin Luther King's profound cont
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Martin Luther King, Jr. “I Have a Dream” Speech Comprehension Questions
I created and use this resource for my 9th grade Resource Room (Special Education) class. Students in this class typically receive special education services due to SLD or ED. Students in this class typically read below grade-level; independent reading levels are in the 5th grade - 8th grade range. I use this activity to have students think meaningfully about and develop connections with Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" Speech. We will upload the speech transcript into Notability and a
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Martin Luther King-MLK & Coretta Scott King - Listen, Short Ans., Conversation
Go deeper this Black History Month. This podcast, conversation, and questions look deeper into Martin Luther King's legacy and cut through some of the propaganda co-opted by Reagan and others to suit their needs. King was much more complex in his lifetime than we realize today. Frankly, this makes him a much more human, interesting person who was far from completing his quest to improve America and the world. This podcast highlights Coretta Scott King's defining role both in his life and after
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Martin Luther King Day Activity: "Dare to Dream" CCSS: Reading/Viewing/Writing
Here is a product for anytime, but especially relevant for honoring Martin Luther King Day or for Black History Month. The students are to:1.Read and or view and listen to Rev. King's "I Have a Dream" speech. (URLs are included).2. Explain what aspects of his speech have come true in the 40+ years since it was delivered.3. Choose a character from the book they are currently reading and summarize what he/she would say about the speech.4. Write an "I Have a Dream" speech from the point of view of
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day Bundle. Writing. Research. Audio. Speech. Reading.
Many activities and lesson materials for teaching about the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and a lesson for his day. Includes. 1. Research the life of MLK Jr. template. 2. Write about your dreams inspired by Dr. King template.3. Dear Mr. King. Writing prompt sheet. 4. Video. 2 speeches of Dr. King. Listen, fill in. Vocabulary exercises. Answer keys. (I have a dream + Promised Land). Download video for offline use. 5. I have a dream. Full speech transcript and audio. 6. 3 Hopes and Dreams poster
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Not Grade Specific
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Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary Lesson Plans
This free lesson set is an engaging and creative way to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a wide-range of elementary learners. First, read Let the Children March by Monica Clarke-Robinson and Frank Morrison. Then, pick from a series of optional activities to deepen student understanding: watch any or all of the recommended short videos, have a discussion using the prompts provided, learn and sing a song the children of Birmingham sang in their march, or work on one of three
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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MLK Quote to Think About
Every Thursday in class we spend time to explore great figures of history both modern and past, contributions they have made and how we can apply their ideals today. This package includes one Keynote presentation for Mac, one PowerPoint presentation (untested as I do not have a PC or Microsoft) one PDF worksheet with questions and Common Core Standards listed, PDF exports of the slides from the presentation and one .jpeg of the original artwork provided. The worksheet poses five questions, just
Grades:
6th - 12th
*REMOTE/ABSENT WORK* Jubilee Video + Discussion: Black Teens and Grandparents
Jubilee is an incredible video-making company, focused on inclusion and awareness via engaging discussions. With this freebie, you'll find discussion questions and a discussion prompt to go alongside the viewing of this video. When exploring the complexities of generations, race, and racial identity, it is crucial to study the relationships between generations. Whether your class is beginning a reading that features these themes, or you’re introducing a history unit on the subject, this resource
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Martin Luther King, Jr Resources
Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr Day (January's Third Monday) by sharing facts, quotes, Bible verses, and activities that honor his memory.
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Not Grade Specific
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