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Martin Luther King Day classroom forms for Google Apps and for parents
Black History Themed Google Slides-Simple (Editiable)
Simple Themed Black History Themed Google Slides. Each slide is editiable
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Holiday Themed Blank Templates +2024 Calendar
MLK Unity in Colors: Fingerprint Art Celebrating Individuality and Togetherness
"Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into friend."- MLKIn the engaging "Love Comes in Different Colors" activity, students collaborate in crafting a vibrant fingerprint art heart. Each child selects a unique paint color for their fingerprints. The process begins by placing a fingerprint in the designated box at the bottom, personalized with their name. Following this, the next step involves adding several fingerprints within the heart, resulting in a beautiful mosaic of color
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Martin Luther King No PREP Self-Checking Google Form
Martin Luther King Jr, No PREP Self-Checking Google Form. This is a Google Form to assess students' reading skills and knowledge about MLK. Martin Luther King's Google Form includes 10 questions about the character, events, problem, and outcomes and a bonus question for extra credit. Save time, Upload it to a Google Platform, and collect grades and data. It can be used with 2nd- 5th graders. Answers have already been created and added to the form.The 10 questions are based on the book to ass
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Also included in: No Prep Reading Comprehension Questions Google Forms- Bundle
Inferences High School, Racial Violence, Emmett Till, Critical Thinking Activity
Inferences High School, Racial Violence, Emmett Till, Critical Thinking Activity While the Emmett Till case became a symbol of a movement, his killers never faced true justice. The recent reopening of the case offers a chance for a thorough investigation and retribution. As teachers, it is our duty to educate our students about the historical significance of these events, use critical thinking to discuss the broader impact that it had and encourage them to take action to fight systemic racism an
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Martin Luther King Jr “I Have a Dream” Speech
This is a brief 11 Q Google form, and as the text is not included in the form, I’d suggest linking the video of the Aug 1963 delivery of the speech from American Rhetoric or from You Tube. the MC and T/F Qs conduct rhetorical analysis and answer choices prompt students to identify the use of devices such as metaphor, antithesis, anaphora, parallel structure etc. Students are asked to identify how devices help to create appeals to ethics, logic, and emotions.
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
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BLM & Black Heroes Virtual Library
This library has great stories for your students especially when celebrating African American Heritage. Stories are linked to it's real aloud. Replace my bitmoji for yours to make this library yours.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Ethnic Studies: Civil Rights
Civil Rights Movement lesson with interactive slides that can be used as a group lesson or individual.Spanish included
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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