by Samuel Sennott
Martin Luther King Day is one of the most important holidays of the year. I have the speech on vinyl and remember the first time I played it and the chills down to the spine. The power of YouTube brings both the audio and video to you and your students.
Feel free to download the PowerPoint Writing Template Here: or the Intellipics Here. As always, if you don’t have good accessibility tools for writing, check out the Tar Heel Typer, created and open sourced by Daniel Parker.
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Nice Related Resources from Slater Software
1 Bio
http://www.slatersoftware.com/MLK%20Bio.pdf
2 Songs
http://www.slatersoftware.com/MLK%20Songs-3.pdf
3 Pix Writer Mac Setups
http://www.slatersoftware.com/PWM-MLK.sit
Also, Crystal King, (I guess no relation) mentioned a cool hip hop download: http://www.flocabulary.com/historysample.html
sam,
there is an MLK Timeline activity on the social studies page of my alternate assessment wiki:
http://ohioalternateassessment.wikispaces.com/Social+Studies
oops, sorry, can’t even spell my own last name…
What a great idea, especially for MLK day. Kids and teachers can create PPT presentations about Martin Luther King Jr. or say what they’re thankful for regarding the freedoms we now have today for all people…or maybe for older students list things we still need to work on in our country for all people….good conversation starter or plain good project tool for students.