A K–12 One-Day Lesson Guide | District-Safe | Values-Based | Ready to Teach
Looking for a meaningful, district-approved way to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day—without political debate, watered-down lessons, or last-minute scrambling?
This K–12 one-day lesson guide helps students understand Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy as a living movement, carried forward through shared values like justice, courage, responsibility, and human dignity. Instead of treating MLK as a figure frozen in history, this resource invites students to explore how change happens, why values matter, and what leadership looks like today—in age-appropriate, reflection-centered ways.
Designed for busy teachers and administrators, this guide is:
✔️ Nonpartisan and district-safe
✔️ Aligned to Common Core and SEL
✔️ Inclusive of ESOL / Multilingual Learners
✔️ Flexible for elementary, middle, and high school classrooms
A K–12 One-Day Lesson Guide | District-Safe | Values-Based | Ready to Teach
Looking for a meaningful, district-approved way to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day—without political debate, watered-down lessons, or last-minute scrambling?
This K–12 one-day lesson guide helps students understand Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy as a living movement, carried forward through shared values like justice, courage, responsibility, and human dignity. Instead of treating MLK as a figure frozen in history, this resource invites students to explore how change happens, why values matter, and what leadership looks like today—in age-appropriate, reflection-centered ways.
Designed for busy teachers and administrators, this guide is:
✔️ Nonpartisan and district-safe
✔️ Aligned to Common Core and SEL
✔️ Inclusive of ESOL / Multilingual Learners
✔️ Flexible for elementary, middle, and high school classrooms
