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Martin Luther KING

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(Updated on 30/08/2010)


 

 


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Related pages :

Civil Rights - Holidays - Black people

 

 

Activities TO PRINT :

  • The Geography of a Famous Speech Worksheet
    "I have created a worksheet that uses a portion of this speech to review some geography and to spark discussions about this important man and his dream."

    (zachary-jones.com)

 

 

 

  • Lisez la transcription du discours "I have a dream" en anglais (Anglais Facile)

 

  • Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday -
    activities
    across the grades for learning about his life (Education World)

  • Facts About Martin Luther King, Jr. - Multiple choice exercise (RHL School)
  • Rosa Parks : How I fought for Civil Rights
    "Rosa Parks, "The Mother of the Modern-day Civil Rights Movement," describes her pivotal role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott and helps students understand the importance of every individual citizen in a democracy.
    Read through her story and then express how you would feel if you were in her situation.
    (Vocabulary words are in bold.) for grades 7-8"
    (Scholastic)

 

Lesson plans :

 

 

  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Ac. Rouen)
    - with four MLK timelines and biographies and Three challenges


  • Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Power of Nonviolence - a lesson plan (edsitement.neh.gov)
    "This lesson introduces students to Martin Luther King, Jr.'s philosophy of nonviolence
    and the teachings of Mohandas K. Gandhi that influenced King's views.
    After considering the political impact of this philosophy, students explore its relevance to personal life.

  • Martin Luther King : I have a dream - a lesson plan (Ac. Paris)
    "Les documents que nous vous proposons ici permettent d organiser un projet autour de Martin Luther King Jr et de la lutte pour l obtention des droits civiques. A partir de supports visuels, vidéo et audio, les élèves travaillent sur le célèbre discours de Martin Luther King Jr du 28 Août 1963  I Have A Dream - et sur la vie du pasteur noir américain, de façon à mettre en perspective les enjeux de la lutte pour les droits civiques."
  • Martin Luther King - a lesson plan for advanced students (Académie de la Martinique)
    - supports variés

 

  • Black History Month Theme Unit (Edhelper) :
    Crossword Puzzle - Stories and Biographies - Mazes - Spelling and Vocabulary -
    Famous African Americans / Biographies

 

Webquests :

  • Peace - a web quest about Martin Luther King, Gandhi and Nelson Mandela (4ème à 1ère)
    (Chloé Thivin - Isère)

 

 

INTERACTIVE games :

 

Games TO PRINT :

 

 

Poems :

 

 

Cartoons :

 

 

 

Songs :

  • If I can dream - sung by Elvis Presley
    "notable for its direct quotations to Martin Luther King, Jr."

    Une fiche envoyée par Emmanuelle Duchiron (Ac. Versailles)

    + Lyrics (lyricsfreak.com)
    + Video (YouTube)

 

  • Common Feat Will.I.Am - DREAM Lyrics (stlyrics.com)
    "I got a dream
    [that one day]
    that one day
    all of the people and myself
    are gonna find a better way
    My dream is to be free"

    - the VIDEO (YouTube)

     

  • Why? (The King of Love Is Dead) by Nina Simone :
    "But he had seen the mountaintop
    And he knew he could not stop
    Always living with the threat of death ahead
    Folks you'd better stop and think
    Everybody knows we're on the brink
    What will happen, now that the King of love is dead?"
    - the VIDEO (Dailymotion)

  • Sister Rosa Parks, by the Neville Brothers
    - un travail proposé par Yannick TROCCAZ (Ac. Grenoble) avec remise des paragraphes et des phrases du refrain dans l'ordre puis analyse.



    - the VIDEO (YouTube)

 

  • Songs (Teach-nology) :
    Dr. King,
    Free At Last,
    Freedom,
    Freedom Let it Ring,
    Martin Luther King's Dream,
    Martin's Cry
  • Pride (In the Name of Love) by U2 :
    "Early morning, April 4
    Shot rings out in the Memphis sky
    Free at last, they took your life
    They could not take your pride..."
    - the VIDEO (YouTube)

 

Videos :