In January, a very popular topic in the schools is the life and work of Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr., the most famous American civil rights leader.
You can get ahead on this topic by checking out a few of the sites
below!
I
Have a Dream Speech
This is the text, online, of Dr. King’s most famous speech,
delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.,
August 28, 1963.
Brief
Biography
Here’s a brief bio of Dr. King, along with links to further
resources.
Dr. King
Scavenger Hunt
This is fun. It’s a single sheet of questions, along with a
link to a site where you can find all the answers. If you have trouble
opening this link, you may need to get Adobe
Reader.
Once you’ve read up on Dr. King, you can take this
Martin
Luther King, Jr., Quiz. You may also want to work this Dr. King Word
Search.
And to score big points with your teacher, you
might want to give him or her this URL, where teachers can find
tons more stuff about Martin Luther King Day:
http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/lesson046.shtml
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