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Martin Luther King Day Common Core CCRA.L.1 graphic organizers
Martin Luther King Jr Reading Comprehension - MLK Day I Have a Dream
Dr. MLK Jr was an inspiring hero! Perfect for January, Martin Luther King Jr Day, or Black History Month / African-American History Month, this resource provides you with two reading passages, comprehension questions formatted like the AIR test, and a thought-provoking writing activity. The Martin Luther King Jr writing activity requires students to write their own "I Have a Dream" speech, relevant to the changes they want to see in the world!I have found that it's good to familiarize the kids w
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Martin Luther King Day Lesson Plan: Selma film Theme Paragraph and Notetaker
Selma is one of the most moving and thought provoking films depicting a critical moment in Black History and American History, well shedding intense light on Dr. King Jr.'s moral precepts and strategies to fight for racial equality. In the case of the Selma march, Dr. King, Jr. and others led a peaceful march to bring attention to voting suppression in the South. This packet will help students carefully take notes on the film, tracking key themes and quotes or events before writing a well struct
Grades:
8th - 12th
Martin Luther King Jr. Research Report
Martin Luther King Jr. Research report for students to use as a guide. This report has several different pages that can be used to mix and match what works best for your students. This can be done independently or together as a class. There are books available on Get Epic that will help students find the information to answer the questions provided. Thank you for leaving feedback!
Grades:
1st - 9th
Martin Luther King Jr. Notes Template
Help your students comprehend "Martin Luther King Jr" (My Little Golden Book) with these differentiated note taking documents.
Grades:
K - 2nd
Vision Mapping with Martin Luther King Junior
The perfect lesson to teach expressions of desire in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This is a great lesson for elementary students or ESLs. Students will get a quick introduction to who MLK was. Then, they will be introduced to verbs expressing desire. After reading an excerpt of MLK's speech, students will be asked to consider their own dreams for the future. What does it look it like? They will use a graphic organizer to prepare for a goal or dream!
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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