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Sites-ressources :
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BIOGRAPHIES
for KIDS - Famous Leaders for Young Readers
PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES - OTHER AMERICAN PATRIOTS - WORLD
LEADERS -
INVENTORS - EXPLORERS - WOMEN WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE - SCIENTISTS -
EDUCATORS -
PHYSICIANS - ATHLETES - CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS - COMPOSERS - ARTISTS
Each story features a free printable word search,
crossword puzzle, study sheet, and student worksheet.
There are also online
games"
ex : Martin
Luther King Jr
(gardenofpraise.com)
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Martin
Luther King Jr : Words that changed a nation
" Gallery: King's life and legacy
" Timeline: Civil rights in modern times
" Gallery: Remembering MLK around the nation...
+ videos 
(CNN)

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The
Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute
(stanford.edu)
"The resources include such materials as King s
speeches, primary documents, worksheets, chronologies and the King
Encyclopedia with over fifty entries related to the civil rights movement.
Lesson plans include standards, essential questions, activities, handouts
and instructions for implementation and cover such topics as The Montgomery
Bus Boycott and King s Letter from a Birmingham Jail."
(Education
World)

- Martin
Luther King - un site très riche (Teacher Vision)
Printables - Worksheets - Quizzes - Literature Tie-Ins - Language Arts
- Social Studies - References - Art
- Martin
Luther King Jr. Theme (Teach-nology)
Background Information - Cliparts - Songs - Webquests - Vocabulary
Builders - Hands-on Activities - Lesson plans - Interactive Sites -
Worksheets - Writing Paper
History :
- The life of Martin Luther King, Jr -
a
timeline (phrases simples)
- (mlkcelebration.com)
- Martin
Luther King, Jr. (Wikipedia)
1 Early life
2 Civil rights activism
2.1 The March on Washington
2.2 Stance on compensation
2.3 "Bloody Sunday"
2.4 Bayard Rustin
3 Chicago
4 Further challenges
5 Assassination
5.1 Allegations of conspiracy
5.2 Recent developments
6 King and the FBI
7 Awards and recognition
8 Plagiarism
9 Books by Martin Luther King, Jr.
10 Legacy
11 Coinage
12 Notes
13 References
14 External links
14.1 Video and audio material
- "Racist paraphernalia to rival any at the largest KKK
rally, is readily available.
On sale are such items as T-shirts bearing the likeness of Martin
Luther King in the crosshairs of a rifle scope, emblazoned with the
slogan, "Our
Dream Came True."
- Lien modifié
- Black
History Month (A & E Television Networks)
"Learn about notable African Americans in history, from pioneering
social leaders and scientists to groundbreaking artists and athletes
who have all shaped the world."
- Civil
Rights Movement Unit (Alabama Department of Archives
and History)
- Using Primary Sources in the Classroom
Lesson 1: Riding the Bus - Taking a Stand /
Lesson 2: The Opinions of the Public /
Lesson 3: Birmingham 1963 /
Lesson 4: Marching for Justice - Selma to Montgomery /
Lesson 5: Voting Rights
Encyclopedia :
Vocabulary :
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Vocabulary
and definitions (Teach-nology)
Listening : 
- I
have a dream
Le discours de Martin Luther King dans un diaporama sonore Power Point.
- Texte du discours accompagné de la traduction
(Yvan Baptiste - Ac. Montpellier)
- LISTENING COMPREHENSION :
Martin Luther King : "Man
with a dream" - dates, passive form (6 exercises)
(Michel Barbot)
Cliparts :
Posters :
INTERACTIVE exercises :
- Martin Luther King : "Man
with a dream" - dates, passive form (6 exercises)
- par Michel Barbot
- Man
with a dream - Passive form - interactive exercises
(Michel Barbot)
- Les
Noirs aux USA - multiple choice exercise
- Questions en français
(Académie de Caen)
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