Latoya from Flying into First has this generous freebie that would be a great addition to your class
activities. Click {HERE} to see Latoya's cute blog and download her activities.
Sally from Elementary Matters has an excellent set of book recommendations, video links and a really meaningful freebie to help the kids determine just from unjust. Click [HERE} to check it out.
Barbara from The Corner on Character shared this quote, which is one of my all time favorites:
She's also got a great review of the thought provoking book Ron's Big Mission along with some suggested discussion questions. See all that and more by clicking {HERE}
Arlene from LMNTree has also gathered some great resources for you, including literature suggestions, free printables, websites, a play and games. Visit her blog {HERE}
And finally, Laura at Corkboard Connections has an incredible free resource packet to accompany a Brian Pop video featuring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This one is especially useful for upper elementary grades. Click {HERE} to see the resources she's offering.
I sure hope you find something useful. Feel free to pass this link along to other teachers who might find it valuable as well. As always, any blogger is welcome to link up to the party! The only rule is that it must be an MLK related blog post and it must include the button below that links back here, just like last week's party. If you have a suggestion for future Show and Tell Tuesdays, leave me a comment and let me know!
Wow, Denise! Thank you for showing and telling about these wonderful resources :) I can't wait to check them out.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for featuring my blog post this week. Can't wait to check out all these great resources from wonderful bloggers.
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LMN Tree
Thanks for hosting Denise!! I linked up an old post, but I added your button to the top :) I am loving show and tell Tuesdays!
ReplyDeleteSusan
T.G.I.F. (Thank God it's First Grade!)
What a wonderful round-up of activities; thank you for featuring the Corner! I can't wait to check the others out and to add ideas from those who link up to my toolbox!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Thanks so much for hosting this linky! It's always fun to share our classroom plans. I have found so many great resources and SO many books I need to check out. Woohoo :)
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The Brown Bag Teacher
Thanks for this linky Denise! This is such a fabulous idea! Can't wait to link up next week :) I just hope I am not creating the related activity at 12 again lol... oh the life of a teacher/blogger/tpter!
ReplyDeleteTracy
Creekside Teacher Tales
Thanks for hosting this! I don't have any fabulous ideas for MLK day.... kinda plain Jane... maybe I will find a new idea here.
ReplyDeleteLindsay
My Life as a Third Grade Teacher
Thanks for sharing these awesome resources! I have a lot of the books, I'm excited to learn new ways to use them!
ReplyDeleteHalle
Across the Hall in 2nd Grade
I found some great ideas and activities for MLK Day (and some new blogs to follow)! Thanks for dedicating Show and Tell Tuesday this week to MLK!!
ReplyDeleteKim
TheVeryBusyFirstGraders
Thanks for sharing the great resources. It has save me lots of time searching.
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Smiling and Shining in Second Grade