Resources to prompt discussion and reflection on the life and work of civil rights campaigner Martin Luther King Jr.
Celebrated in the US on the third Monday in January, Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an opportunity to explore how one man took a non-violent approach to tackle racial segregation in the 20th century. From his pacifist approach to fighting for civil rights to his expertise in delivering inspiring and memorable speeches, Martin Luther King Jr.'s life can teach students about equality, respect and faith.
To help your class discover more about this inspirational man and his legacy within history, we’ve hand-picked a selection of thoughtful presentations, activities and lesson ideas.