Primary Source Analysis: 5 Speech Excerpts from Dr. Martin Luther King
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- Seller:
- Nemo's Nook
- Grade Level:
- 6-10
- File Type:
- PDF and Doc
- Pages:
- 11
- Answer Key:
- N/A
- Teaching Duration:
- 50 minutes
Description
This is perfect for teaching about Martin Luther King and his work for the advancement of Civil Rights in America. Students will analyze and interpret excerpts from 5 of Dr. King's speeches. There is also an engaging extension activity for them to complete when finished.
The resource comes in both PDF and Google Slides/docs versions and includes a graphic organizer for students to complete the activity.
Speech excerpts included:
"I Have a Dream"
"I've Been to the Mountaintop"
"Letter from a Birmingham Jail"
"The Negro and the American Dream"
"What's Your Life's Blueprint?"
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