Martin luther king jr art projects

Use a few basic supplies to make this Martin Luther King Jr. Day Kids Art! The perfect way to celebrate an important day with young children!

15 MLK Art Projects Kids Can Do! Easy MLK Art Projects activities with lots of pictures so you can make them at home or at school!

What better way to honor Martin Luther King Jr. and guide your students towards thinking on a more global scale than to have your students create a portrait

As a support for our Pop Art Portrait Lessons, we have created two examples using our free template of Bob Marley which you may download and adapt for your own ideas.

This Martin Luther King, Jr., "I Have a Dream," collaborative poster combines writing, reflection, coloring, creativity, and group work! All inspired by promoting American hero and civil rights leader, Martin Luther King, Jr. and his iconic speech, "I Have a Dream."

Martin Luther King, Jr. STEM and STEAM Activities: Are your finding time to teach social studies? Integrate social studies with math and language arts lessons through STEM! Teach about Martin Luther King, Jr. this month with STEM and STEAM activities that incorporate, reading, writing, math, and making! #STEM #blackhistorymonth

The Black History Body Biography Project is filled with all you need to teach and promote the civil rights leaders, Nobel Prize recipients, activists, former president, authors, poets, suffragists, abolitionists, orators, athletes, and true heroes for all generations.

Want an easy activity for your kids about MLK Jr? Try these free printable Martin Luther King Jr coloring sheets to help teach about this historical figure!

Use a few basic supplies to make this Martin Luther King Jr. Day Kids Art! The perfect way to celebrate an important day with young children!

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…