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Martin Luther King FreeBEEs:
Monday is Martin Luther King Day...it is also Gwyn's 8th birthday! We live in Atlanta so learning about Martin Luther King's life and accomplishments and the impact he had on the civil rights movement is important to us. Every January we take a day or two to learn more about him!
I would like to encourage you and your children to get out and participate in a service project this month. If you live in Georgia be sure to check the Pebble Tossers website for some community service projects. Also be sure to check out the post I wrote last year with some volunteering ideas.
Worksheets, Crafts, Unit Studies, Lapbooks and More:
-Daria Music has a MLK song and video, MLK learning pack and coloring pages
-Martin Luther King word search puzzle
-Martin Luther King printable literacy pack from Meet Penny
-MLK worksheets and other great resources from Mama's Learning Corner
-This MLK Express Lapbook from A Journey Through Learning is also not free but it's only $1.00 and actually a resource we are using for MLK day
-Snag some great resources including posters, audios, videos, bookmarks, fact sheets and more at the Corporation for National and Community Service website
-Cute craft ideas and a "I Can Dream Like Dr. King" printable at Welcome to Room 36
-The American Dream notebooking page
-Thriving Third Graders has a free printable to use with older kids to help with details and sequencing
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| National Park Service MLK Historic Site |
-Take a virtual fieldtrip of MLKs birthplace (which is in Atlanta by the way). Be sure to look around the website while you are there because there are lots of other helpful MLK resources
-National Geographic Kids has a nice collection of photographs of Dr. King
-My Mailbox has a Martin Luther King Jr printable booklet
-Martin Luther King Jr poster activity
-Dr. King Color By Number
-MLK Timeline
-9 page packet from Mamas Learning Corner
-There are several great MLK crafts posted on The Classroom Creative
Videos:
-PBS has about 30 FREE shows you can watch about black history
-History.com has several great MLK videos
-Check out my Black History YouTube Channel comprised of several videos in one easy place (I am always adding to it so be sure to subscribe
eBooks/Audio Books:
-MLK A,B,Cs Kindle eBook (double check price before placing order)
-His Dream, Our Stories (Enhanced Edition): The Legacy of the March on Washington [Kindle Edition with Audio/Video]
-Read Dreams A Story About Martin Luther King Jr for FREEthis week at memetales
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12 comments:
These are great, thanks for sharing!
What great resources! Thanks for sharing! :-)
Thanks for these!! My son came home from school full of information, questions and excitement about MLK yesterday and will be so happy to do some of these over the weekend
This is perfect! My kiddos came home from school this week spouting off all the things they'd learned about Martin Luther King, Jr. I was really glad that their curriculum at school included learning about this very important historical figure. These are great resources to encourage them to keep learning at home!
I really like Chicken Noodle soups! Have to try out your paleo version too.
This would be completely fascinating to me! Thank you so much for sharing it!
My 6 year old asked to learn more about MLK so I am so happy to have all these wonderful resources at hand to teach her!
Sounds like a great thing for your family! I don't know if I could live without pasta - I try to eat it as little as possible and have cut down quite a bit.
My daughter likes to ham it up and probably would not go far onthe show.
Don't laugh! When I first saw the title I thought you were going to talk about how you visited there! This book does sound amazing. I can see why it would be on your bucket list.
This looks really good. Thanks for linking up with "Try a New Recipe Tuesday." I hope you will be able to join us again this week. http://our4kiddos.blogspot.com/2014/01/try-new-recipe-tuesday-january-21.html
Great idea, egg drop soup plus chicken! I'm adding this to the grocery list, I'm needing new low carb ideas!
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