Mlk lesson plans

After studying about Martin Luther King Jr.’s dreams for our nation, kids can make this simple mobile that shows their own dreams for themselves and for their community. The printables make it so easy.

Favorite Martin Luther King, Jr. Activities & Free Printables - Lessons for Little Ones by Tina O'Block

MLK peaceful or not peaceful activity:

So this activity may have to be filed into your "ideas for next year file" but I think it's worth sharing! Last week we celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King in speech. We created a dream quilt where each student decorated their own quilt square. On the square, they wrote and illustrated their dream. The quilt was supposed to be bigger, but I was out sick the last part of the week. Check out our quilt, the kids and I are really proud of it! It's hard to read from the picture but these are the…

FREE Martin Luther King Jr. activities to teach your Kindergarten students about equality! This MLK Jr. egg activity provides a great visual of being different on the outside but the same on the inside! It’s the perfect Martin Luther King Jr. printable for kids! #freeprintables #mlk #socialstudies #earlylearning

Martin Luther King Jr Kindergarten Lesson Plans, Free File, and Activities with reading and writing activities. Close reading lessons for Martin's Big Words including an anchor chart are featured in this post. Students will retell the story, write a connection, infer, and more. Fun craft with sentence study will help your students learn AND have fun!

Free Martin Luther King Jr. Coloring Book and Reader Printable for preschool through 1st grade. Includes pictures to color and a short story about Dr. King.

In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, I'm sharing a few free printables, including this "I Have a Dream!" coloring page.

This craft is a perfect way to teach kids about Martin Luther King. Kindergarten and First Grade students can engage in this sentence building activity as they celebrate the birthday of MLK. #mlk #martinlutherking #cutasentence

Use this FREE Martin Luther King, Jr poem as you honor his life and celebrate his work in your classsroom.