Use these rainbow peace clouds and doves when commemorating the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, and reflecting on how words and actions can improve the world. Suitable for both primary and secondary students, this craft is a perfect response Students create their own cloud with dove, and write something that they dream about for the betterment of society. What's included: •Step-by-step directions with photographs •Templates with directions for running directly onto coloured paper •4 doves with Martin Luther King quotes about love •2 blank doves •Writing paper 'clouds' template with broken lines or solid lines, and blank, depending on the needs of your students. This is a simple craft that will enhance your display boards and engage students with civil rights and the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King in a meaningful way.

Use this craft activity to supplement your teaching of famous black Americans when studying Black History Month. Students create their own gold medal, and use the included writing papers to record what they learn about Jesse Owens. What's included: •Step-by-step directions with photographs •Templates with directions for running directly onto construction paper •Writing paper template with broken lines or solid lines depending on the needs of your students. The papers are: ~Jesse Owens broken line with and without illustratioon ~Jesse Owens solid line paper ~Graphic organizer for planning and research ~Recording scaffolding writing paper with sentence stems to help students structure their writing. This is a simple craft that will enhance your display boards and engage students with Black History in a meaningful way.

Happy New Year! A four page Resolution Flap book to ring in the new year, that updates every year! Suitable for Year 1 onwards! What's included: •Photographic examples and step-by-step directions •Templates that can be directly run onto paper •Flap book inserts that read: ~A new skill I am going to learn ~A good deed I'm going to do ~A book I would like to read ~Something I am going to work on (The inserts need to be cut out separately and glued inside the flap book. The pages are NOT formatted to print back-to-back).

This craft activity is a great resource after learning about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for students to respond in a meaningful appropriate way. This makes an attractive display for students to share their thoughts. Please note - you will large pieces of sugar paper or craft paper to mount this craft on. What's included: •Photographic examples and step-by-step directions •Templates that can be directly run onto construction paper or traced around. •Writing paper templates - solid and broken lines •Heading "I have a dream" All directions and photographs are included.