Martin luther king jr preschool crafts

Martin Luther King Jr Activities for #Kindergarten & #Preschool - Teach your kids about this important historical figure with these activities, crafts, and projects. From #IHaveaDream art to a FREE printable, you can celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with your kids while they learn! These are great starters #fortoddlers, as well. Enjoy this free resource #forkids!

Learn about Rosa Parks for Kids with this free printable reader, worksheets, and coloring activity for kids of all ages. Perfect for Black History Month!

To celebrate MLK Day we've collected 9 Clever Martin Luther King Jr preschool activities. These ideas are great inspiration to develop your own.

My young students love celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Today I'm sharing crafts, activities, printable, nonfiction resources, and more that I use with preschool, kindergarten, and first grade students to learn about Dr. MLK Jr! #mlkjrday #mlkjrcrafts #preschool #kindergarten #firstgrade

Martin Luther King Jr. was a great man of 1960s history. Part of the civil rights movement, the minister was known for his elegant and emotionally moving sermons and speeches. Most widely known was his “I have a dream” speech on August 28, 1963. At the massive March on Washington, more than 200,000 Americans of […]

Teaching young students about MLK Day is very important, yet it can be difficult to explain to students how things used to be long ago when there was segregation. Here is a great video made by young students that explains the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. in a very simplified way in which kids will understand. One of my favorite MLK books to read to students is "Martin's Big Words; The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr." by Doreen Rappaport. This picture book brings to life Martin's…

Martin Luther King Craft - With My Two Hands - This is what the completed craft looks like with the poem.

When a holiday approaches we always try to make a craft that goes with it. Today we made out Martin Luther King jr. craft. We decided to go with a peace sign since Martin Luther King Jr. was a promoter of peace. All you need for this project is some paint, masking tape, and paper plates. first I taped the plate to make a peace sign. Next the children painted the plates. When the paint dried, I removed the tape. and there you have it a simple project the promotes Martin Luther King Jr's…

In 1983, the U.S. Congress declared the third Monday in January an annual federal holiday to honor the life and ideals of Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968) was an African-American civil rights leader famous for his nonviolent protests, boycotts, and marches to end racial discrimination. King is best known for his “I …

This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, started by Rosa Parks, and America focusing on the Civil Rights Movement. On Martin Luther King Day, get the kids involved with crafts and activities to learn about the legacy of Dr. King, non-violence and community activism!