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Martin Luther King Day Common Core RI.7.1 lessons
Martin Luther King Day I Have a Dream Close Read and Rhetorical Analysis
Engage your students in close reading and rhetorical analysis skills with this Martin Luther King Jr. "I Have a Dream" close reading and analysis activity. This is a perfect activity for students on Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
"I Have a Dream" by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is a speech packed with rhetorical devices. This activity packet provides secondary teachers with multiple resources to help students conduct a close read of this famous speech.
This resource includes:
A teacher introductio
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: Martin Luther King Day Activity Bundle for Secondary Students
Martin Luther King Day Activity Bundle for Secondary Students
Martin Luther King Jr. activities and writing for secondary students. This bundle contains three different MLK Jr. assignments that are ideal for high school and middle school students.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Group Research Project
I Have a Dream by Martin Luther King Jr. Close Read and Rhetorical Analysis
Martin Luther King, Jr. Informational Essay - Grades 6-10 - CCSS Aligned
Begin your unit with a group research project. This collaborative, hands-on activity is a gr
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6th - 12th
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I Have a Dream Martin Luther King Jr MLK Speech Analysis Grades 5-8
Are you looking for an engaging way to teach Martin Luther King Jr.'s (MLK's) inspirational "I Have a Dream" speech this Black History Month to your middle school students? This week-long unit will keep your students engaged all while enabling them to unpack and gain a deep understanding of the text and its significance to American history. In addition, this resource helps you hit the majority of important Common Core informational text standards. ⬆️ Check out the PREVIEW for more information! ⬆
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Letter from Birmingham Jail Black History Month MLK Jr.
This fully editable packet is ready to use to recognize and celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and Black History Month in your middle school ELA or history classroom. This lesson plan guides students through a KWL Do Now activity, basic facts on Dr. King and facts about why he was arrested in April 1963 in Birmingham, a reading activity with 5 different excerpts from "Letter from Birmingham Jail" included with embedded vocabulary and definitions, and short answer questions for students to ans
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Also included in: Black History Month Bundle Middle School ELA History Lessons Activities
Martin Luther King Jr. I Have a Dream March on Washington Black History Month
This fully editable packet is ready to use to recognize and celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and Black History Month in your middle school ELA or history classroom. This lesson plan guides students through a KWL Do Now activity, basic facts on Dr. King and facts about the March on Washington, a guided reading activity of Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech with embedded vocabulary and definitions, and short answer questions for students to answer after they have read the speech. Answer key p
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Also included in: Black History Month Bundle Middle School ELA History Lessons Activities
Black History Civil Rights Movement Little Rock Nine Scavenger Hunt
Are you looking an interesting and engaging activity to teach your students about the Civil Rights Movement? If so, this scavenger hunt can help.In this hunt students will learn exactly who the Little Rock Nine were, why they were chosen as the first students to attend an all-white school in Little Rock, what they did with their lives after they attended Central High School, and more.To complete the hunt, students are required to read 13 short passages to find the answers to questions on thei
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Black History Civil Rights Movement Scavenger Hunts BUNDLE
Black History Civil Rights Movement Scavenger Hunt with Easel Option
Are you looking an interesting and engaging activity to teach your students about the Civil Rights Movement? If so, this scavenger hunt can help.In this hunt students will learn what the Jim Crow laws were, why the separation of Black and White Americans was legal, the effectiveness of the Montgomery bus boycott, and the actions of Black and White Americans that helped change civil rights laws.To complete the hunt, students are required to read 19 short passages to find the answers to question
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Black History Civil Rights Movement Scavenger Hunts BUNDLE
Dream Collage Activity - Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s Vision
Make Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream come alive in your classroom with this engaging Dream Collage Activity. Inspire your students to envision a brighter future and actively contribute to positive change in their communities!Engage your middle school students in a meaningful exploration of Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream with this inspiring "Dream Collage" activity. This resource is designed to foster creativity, critical thinking, and reflection as students express their aspirations for a more ju
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Black History Month: Martin Luther King Jr. Digital Lesson - Distance Learning
THIS RESOURCE IS DIGITAL AND PRINTABLE! The digital version is made with Google Slides. This product includes a full day's engaging lesson honoring MLK Jr. that is perfect for any English class. Check out the product preview for visuals of the lesson!This resource includes:• Engaging journal prompt with video of "I Have A Dream" speech• Intro activity using ethos, logos, and pathos with speech (this activity may be omitted)• 5 engaging learning stations with a student response handout - students
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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If Martin Luther King Jr. Tweeted ...
Teach the power of words with MLK!Analyze powerful quotes from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that come from his lesser known speeches. Expand students’ knowledge of Dr. King’s work beyond his famous “I have a Dream” speech. Use Dr. King’s quotes to teach students about the power of words. This lesson includes a step-by-step process to teach students how to effectively analyze and interact with quotes.While best known for his “I have a Dream,” speech, Dr. King wrote over 2,500 speeches and 5 books.
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5th - 8th
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