1.   Martin Luther King Day Martin Luther King was born on January 15th, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia. His father was a baptist minister and his mother was a highly respected school teacher. His parents originally named him Michael, after his father. But later his father changed both of their names to Martin Luther, after the German religious reformer (Lambert 1993).

2.   Being Treated Equally To let children experience prejudice first hand, in reference to Martin Luther King Day.

3.   We're All the Same on the Inside This is a simple look at how we can look different on the outside, yet be the same on the inside. We use this activity around Martin Luther King day after a discussion about prejudice.

4.   Martin Luther King, Jr. Discuss with the students how to find important facts. Whisper to the person next to you one question you might use to help you find important facts from the story. Allow the students to share their ideas. Direct the students to the words who, what, when, where, and why. Explain how these questions can help us pick out the important facts from a story.

5.   Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Give your English Language Learners "Big Words" that represent "Big Ideas." The third Monday in January is a federal holiday to remember the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and to honor the principles he stood for: Justice, equality, freedom, and peace.

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5.   Leaders in the Civil Rights Movement ...nglee, Nikki Name: District: Omaha Public Schools Date 2006-12-11 14:07:29 Submitted: Lesson Title: Leaders in the Civil Rights Movement Attachments Word Documents: GUIDING QUESTIONS NE Standards Overview NE Standards 501 CULTURE 502 HISTORY Overview- The students will understand who Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. were. They will also have an understanding of the impact of the Civil Rights Movement and the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Grade Level Established Goals (Learning Objectives) Grades Established Goals (Learning Objectives) TSW compare/contrast two individuals whom contributed to the Civil Rights Movement....

6.   Celebrating Martin Luther King Day MINI-UNIT CELEBRATING MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY Subtopic: Martin Luther King, Jr. Grade Level: 4th-5th Author: Rachel Cook Background: Martin Luther King Jr. was one of America's greatest leaders. He felt very strongly about the rights of Black Americans. He felt that everyone, Black or White, should have equal rights. The right to work and make...

7.   Bringing Us Together Learning To Give, An Action of the Heart, a Project for the Mind LTG Initiatives + + Japan + Korea Home About Us Resource Room Lesson Search Quotation Search Order Materials TeachersParentsYouth WorkersReligious InstructorsCommunityStudents _ Home > Teachers > Lessons > Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior - His Life, His Legacy > Bringing Us Together _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Printer Friendly Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior - His Life, His Legacy LESSON 4: Bringing Us Together Unit Contents Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior - His Life, His Legacy 1. The Man, The Dream 2. Reaching to the GRADES: K-2 Clouds for Eq...

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9.   B2 Lesson Plan .... Students use technology to locate, evaluate, and collect information from a variety of sources. Students understand and demonstrate the principles of values underlying American constitutional democracy. Students learn to judge the past on its own terms and use that knowledge to understand present day issues, problems, and decision making. Activities - step by step directions We started off the month of February reading stories and having class discussions about Black History. We read Rosa Parks by Gini Holland and MartinLuther King by Rosemary L. Bray. As a follow up to our discussion, we created a Hyperstudio res...

10.   A Box of Crayons: Martin Luther King Jr. - Multicultural Art ...- _ Reward, Educate, Motivate KinderArt® Lesson/Activity _ A BOX OF CRAYONS Grade: K+ you might be Age: 4+ interested in Submitted by: Eileen Urbanski, a teacher at Avon Village Elementary School, in Avon OH KinderArt Littles - Ideas for Preschoolers Objectives: I just finished a lesson in honor of Martin Luther King Day that I found to be one of the best of my 6 year teaching career. This truly is a great lesson I'd love to share! What You Need: crayons, pencils, markers paper the poem A Box of Crayons crayon pattern What You Do: 1. Read the poem "A Box of Crayons" to your students. It is about the different colors...