Martin Luther King Jr. Day Pack
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day Pack
Facts, kindness activities and “I have a dream” writing
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Learn about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his dream of fairness for everyone: read-aloud facts, a timeline, an “I have a dream” writing page, kindness challenges and a coloring page about friendship.
What's inside
- ✓Read-aloud facts and a timeline
- ✓“I have a dream” writing page
- ✓Kindness challenge cards
- ✓Coloring page and certificate
- ✓Colour + Black & White editions · US Letter & A4
Page by page: 2 draw & write pages · 1 read-aloud fact page · 1 cut & paste page · 1 cut-out page · 1 tracing page · 1 coloring page, plus a how-to page and a certificate.
No — it's an instant PDF download. You'll get it on your download page right after checkout and by email.
A printer, paper, crayons or colored pencils, a pencil, child-safe scissors and a glue stick for the cut-and-paste pages.
Both. You get a Colourful Edition and a Black & White Edition, each in US Letter and A4 — print whichever suits your printer and your child.
Both editions come in US Letter and A4. Use the size that matches your paper and print at “Actual size” (or “Fit”).
Yes. Print as many copies as the children in your home need, as often as you like. Slip favorites into plastic sleeves and use dry-erase markers to reuse them.
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About this book
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Pack
The Martin Luther King Jr. Day Pack is a 10-page printable for children aged 5 to 9 about Dr. King and his dream of fairness for everyone.
The read-aloud fact page gives the key points in order. He was born on January 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia. He worked peacefully so that all people would be treated fairly, no matter the color of their skin. In 1963 he gave a famous speech about his dream of a fair and kind country. He won the Nobel Peace Prize, and we honor him on the third Monday of January.
A cut-and-paste timeline puts six moments in order: 1929, 1955 (the Montgomery bus boycott), 1963 (the March on Washington and the “I Have a Dream” speech), 1964 (the Nobel Peace Prize), 1968 and 1986, the first national MLK Day. Two draw-and-write pages follow. One asks your child to finish “My dream for the world is…” and the other asks how they can make someone's day better. A page of kindness challenge cards gives six things to try, like including someone in a game or writing a thank-you note. Your child also traces the words peace, help, kind and dream, and colors a picture of children holding hands in a circle around a big heart.
A certificate is included. It is delivered as a printable black-and-white PDF, with pages that fit US Letter and A4.
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