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Martin Luther King, Jr. Fluent Reader Book to Print

African American Bios

Print out the following to make a short book about Martin Luther King, Jr. Cut out each circle. Staple the pages together, then do the activities and color the pages.

The easiest way to print is by using the PDF file. If using the html files, to get back to this page from a printout, just click on the picture. Printing the cover on cardstock makes a sturdier book.

Skills practiced: Reading comprehension, writing, map reading.

For a pdf version of the entire book, click here (site members only).

Cover Page The cover page.	Introduction Introduction to Martin Luther King Jr.	Birth in Atlanta, Georgia Dr. King's birth. Locate Georgia and Atlanta on the map.	Family and Education Dr. King's early life: his family and early education
A Purpose in Life Dr. King's entry into the Ministry, an influence (Gandhi), his marriage, and the move to Alabama.	The Montgomery Bus Boycott and Segregation The fight to end segregation. Locate Alabama and Montgomery on the map.	The Civil Rights Act Read about the passage of the Civil Rights Act and write examples of segregation.	"I Have a Dream..." Dr. King's famous, "I have a dream..." speech.
Late in Life Dr. King's Nobel Prize, the Poor People's Campaign, and his assassination.	MLK Timeline A timeline of major events in Dr. King's life.	MLK Quiz Answer questions about MLK. The answers are: 1. Jan. 15, 1929, 2. Atlanta, Georgia, 3. Bus boycott, 4. Washington, D.C., 5. Civil rights (or racial equality or social justice, etc.), 6. April 4, 1968.	Change the World If you could, how would you change the world?