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Martin Luther King Day independent work packet microsofts

Martin Luther King Jr. Day No Prep Middle & High School ESL Sub Activity Packet

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This Martin Luther King Jr. holiday themed sub lesson set is ready to go--no prep. The materials in this resource cover these skills: spelling, inferencing, grammar - parts of speech, vocabulary, reading with comprehension questions/sentence fill, research, sentence writing, opinion writing, as well as some extra fun for for fast finishers.Contents:-Spelling is a boggle style warm-up-Color by code (grammar/parts of speech)-Vocabulary-Nonfiction reading-Comprehension questions with sentence frame

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Martin Luther King Day

Grades:

6th - 12th, Adult Education

Types:

Worksheets, Printables, Independent Work Packet

Also included in: Middle & High School ESL Entire Year Bundle No Prep, Easy to Use, Ready To Go!

Martin Luther King Jr.

Created by

Brandy Noonan

This is a hyperdoc about Martin Luther King Jr. This has pre-loaded websites and activities for students to complete.

Subjects:

Black History Month, Martin Luther King Day

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Activities, Handouts, Independent Work Packet

Martin Luther King Junior Day

Created by

Middle School Madness 101

This MLK Junior Day document has six different pages for students to not only learn more about MLK Jr., but to also work on reading, writing, editing, and other skills! Page 1 is a cover page. Page 2 is an editing page where students edit a paragraph about MLK Jr. where there are capitalization, spelling, punctuation errors. Page 3 is a biography where students learn about his life and then answer Fact or Opinion to assess their understanding. Page 4 students listen to I Have a Dream Speech

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Martin Luther King Day, Social Studies - History

Grades:

4th - 12th

Types:

Activities, Printables, Independent Work Packet

Freedom Songs

Created by

Cyrus's College Fund

Music was an important part of the Civil RIghts Movement.Having students analyze song lyrics can increase interest and participation while connecting them to culture. The corresponding questions relate to course content like symbolism, theme, figurative language, direct text evidence, allusion, and the Civil Rights Movement.The formatting may look a little wonky on a Word Document.I recommend putting this on a GoogleDoc and setting it to "pageless."

Subjects:

Black History Month, English Language Arts, Martin Luther King Day

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Handouts, Songs, Independent Work Packet

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