Honoring the Dream: Meaningful Activities and Lessons for MLK Day
Texas Computer Education Association
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As educators, we have the profound responsibility—and opportunity—to inspire the next generation with the stories and lessons that have shaped our world. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of equality, justice, and peaceful change continues to resonate today, making MLK Day a powerful moment to engage students in meaningful conversations about civil rights, activism, and social justice.
Below you'll find curated resources designed to help you honor Dr. King's legacy in your classroom. From interactive lessons and historical documentaries to creative projects and thought-provoking discussions, these materials aim to spark reflection, encourage empathy, and empower students to become agents of change.
Let’s make this MLK Day not just a day off, but a day on—dedicated to learning, growing, and inspiring action.
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