Are you looking for a beautiful book to celebrate the work of the Civil Rights Movement?
Let the Children March, by Monica Clark-Robinson, tells the story of the Birmingham Children’s Crusade of 1963. This will lead to a discussion of racism and American History. This book highlights that everyone, children included, can make a positive difference in our world.
This book will certainly encourage children to use their voice to fight for what they believe in.
If you are looking for a reading passage to use as a read aloud, with your guided reading groups, for close reading, or for a reading workshop mini-lesson, I have a great one for you! This MLK passage is part of a larger unit of Guided Reading passages that teach about the important work that these African Americans did to help with the Civil Rights Movement, as well as how they taught acceptance for for ALL humans, and displayed inspiring character traits through through adversity.
The readability level of this reading passage is level O. A level O is the equivalent of a third grade reading level. There are 2 pages of comprehension questions, which serve as an excellent comprehension check or assessment. This resource also includes a graphic organizer, one for each person, so students can fill in and summarize the important contributions of each leader.
You can purchase the Guided Reading Passages with Comprehension Questions at my Teachers Pay Teachers Store, or you can save 10% by purchasing directly on my website, by clicking on the image below.
If you are looking for a fun and engaging resource to celebrate the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., then check out this fun and engaging flip book in the video below!
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This MLK resource is only $3.00 and can be purchased at my Teachers Pay Teachers Shop by clicking here: Martin Luther King, Jr. Flip Book
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