Lesson Overview
The students will learn facts on Martin Luther King Jr. and his life.
Duration
1-2 hours
Lesson Type
Traditional Lesson
Essential Question
What do you know currently about Martin Luther King Jr.? What would you like to know about him?
Grade(s):
Subject(s):
Recommended Technology:
Other Instructional Materials or Notes:
Kindergarten, 1, 2
-Computer
-Smart Board
- Chromebooks (optional)
- Martin's Big Words: The Life of Martin Luther King Jr. by: Doreen Rappaport
- KWL Chart (can also be made on chart paper if desired)
- MLK Descriptive Word Activity (also can be done on chart paper if desired)
- The Story of Martin Luther King Jr. by: Kid President Video
- Writing Prompt Questions to Think About
- Writing Paper
- Pencils/Pens
- Crayons/Markers
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- ELA.K.OE.1 Read and write for a variety of purposes, including academic and personal, for extended periods of time.
- ELA.AOR.1 Evaluate and critique key literary elements that enhance and deepen meaning within and across texts.
- ELA.C.1 Write arguments to support claims with clear reasons and relevantevidence.
- ELA.1.OE.1 Read and write for a variety of purposes, including academic and personal, for extended periods of time.
- ELA.AOR.1 Evaluate and critique key literary elements that enhance and deepen meaning within and across texts.
- ELA.1.C.1.1 Write opinion pieces about a topic. When writing: a. introduce an opinion and include reasons to support the opinion; b. include grade-appropriate transitions; and c. provide a concluding statement or idea.
- ELA.2.OE.1 Read and write for a variety of purposes, including academic and personal,for extended periods of time.
- ELA.AOR.1 Evaluate and critique key literary elements that enhance and deepen meaning within and across texts.
- ELA.C.1 Write arguments to support claims with clear reasons and relevant evidence.
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