Students will learn interesting facts about Martin Luther King Jr. and discuss why and how they can say no to racism. Students will also develop an app th... Read More...
This Mass Plan is a great way to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. day with themes of new beginnings and being peacemakers. Students can show symbols of hope, l... Read More...
In "The Strength of Love," Rev. Martin Luther King wrote that fear was the ultimate cause of hatred, prejudice, and violence.
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Brainstorm a list of ways in which people differ and a list of ways in which all people are alike. Write a short letter to a Kindergarten student, explaining th... Read More...
In 1963, 250,000 people converged on the National Mall for a March on Washington. It became the beginning of a new era, and was known as the ‘March for Freedom’... Read More...
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is all about a ‘day on’, not a ‘day off’.
Students will explain what 'a day on' means and plan an activity that they can do on the d... Read More...
Students will write about a dream they have for making the world a better place and list steps to make their dream become a reality.
Level: 3-5, 6-8
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Use this writing prompt to help students understand what justice means and how Jesus brought justice into the lives of others.
Level: 3-5, 6-8
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This is a great prayer service to honor a man who embodied the Catholic values of peace and social justice, Martin Luther King Jr.
Level: Teacher
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