About  MLK by Seattle Times

Five Ways to Celebrate Dr. King's Birthday with Kids by Katy Abel

I Have a Dream speech from PBS.org

(Scroll to find Dr. King's name -- there is a link to the speech. It will open in a new window)

Martin Luther King by Grosse Point Public Schools - Lots of activities and links 

Printable Readers about Dr. King from Marcia's Lesson Links (scroll down to Previous Thematic Booklets and look for Our Friend, Martin)

Printable coloring page of Dr. King from Thinkquest.org

What's Your Life's Blueprint?  Video Clip at The King Center

Many more links

Happy Birthday, Dr. King
and
Character Traits Printable Kit

This kit includes:

Each One Teach One - 18-page Character Traits Class Book with one full page of teacher's notes with ideas for its use. The open-ended format of this book makes it easy to adapt to many levels. Fifteen pages are labeled with character traits for children to illustrate and write about.  I have included a blank page (for adding traits specific to your classroom) and a comments page for those who read your class book. 

Happy Birthday Cake - Here's a cute birthday cake with candles. The students can write short phrases on the candles to tell how they will honor Dr. King's dream.

Happy Birthday, Dr. King - This writing page features a cake that reads Happy Birthday, Dr. King. There are handwriting lines for paragraph writing or individual sentences.

$4.00