In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, here’s an assortment of lesson plans, pages, songs, interesting info and more to use in your homeschool.
abc Teach has a printable PDF bio with a multiple choice Q&A at the end.
The Crafty Crow has MLK Day crafts and KidsSoup has some great crafts and activities.
abc Teach also has this page you can use to have kids write about MLK (poem, report, etc.) with a fill-in-the-blank section at the end.
Mr. Donn has a great page of lots of links and lesson plans for kids.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Institute has a wealth of information, including a recommended curriculum, King’s famous speech and much more.
Here’s a song kids can sing about Dr. King (author unknown):
Free At Last
To The Song: “This old man”
This young man had a dream; In his eye he had a gleam.
We must love each other to survive; Let us keep his dream alive.
He believed man was good; He had dreams of brotherhood.
We must love each other to survive; Let us keep his dream alive.
All join hands, let us sing; Let the bells of freedom ring.
We must love each other to survive; Let us keep his dream alive.
We can learn from the past; Then we’ll all be “FREE AT LAST!”
We must love each other to survive; Let us keep his dream alive.
Lastly, if you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited, you can find all kinds of books for kids of all ages about Martin Luther King, Jr. that you can read for free.
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