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Title of website: URL: [make sure this is hyperlinked]Publisher or Author: [who created and maintains this website?]Credibility: [In 1-2 sentence, explain how you determined that this is a credible website.]

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Title of website: URL: [make sure this is hyperlinked]Publisher or Author: [who created and maintains this website?]Credibility: [In 1-2 sentence, explain how you determined that this is a credible website.]

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In 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech. Now, in observation of Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, we invite you to submit your dream. What do you wish for the world? What would you like to see us overcome? Please, submit your dream and help Atlanta History Center to imagine a more just and equitable existence for us all.

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Civil Rights Toolkit | Atlanta History Center

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Through digital storytelling, writing prompts, art activities, and supplemental interactives, this Civil Rights Toolkit provides something for all ages.

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Martin's Big Word's: The life of Dr. Martin Luther King JR by Doreen Rappaport 

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Martin's Big Word's: The life of Dr. Martin Luther King JR by Doreen Rappaport 

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This website provides activities for K-12 students, focusing on the civil rights movement. The website gives information about Dr. King as well as various activities to keep students occupied and are beneficial in getting group discussion started.

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The Other Side by Jacqueline Woodson is a picture book that explores segregation as well as an evolving friendship. It tells the story of two young girls, one black and one white, who are separated by a fence that divides their neighborhoods. Despite the barrier, they develop a connection and learn to overcome prejudice and fear. I chose this book because it conveys the importance of unity, courage, and hope during the Civil Rights Movement. It is important that students get to see what it was like for kids their age, not just adults.

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Martin's Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr by Doreen Rappaport is a biography of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that highlights his role as a leader in the Civil Rights Movement. Through pieces of Dr. King's speech and vivid illustrations, the book explores his message of peace, equality, and justice. I chose this book because it helps explain the fight that activist went through trying to obtain peace and equality. It is important for students to understand that it takes strong people to be the face of change.

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I chose the civil rights movement because, I believe that this movement changed history forever. I can recall the lesson that was taught to me when I was in elementary school. So I wanted to do the topic justice. I believe that incorporating all injustices for indigenous people should be consistent and accurate.

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Students will be able to explain the events that occurred to start the civil rights movement. students will be able to identify the key factors that allowed the movement to end. students will be able to express the impact on the civil right movement as well as activist.

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Children's Read Aloud.  The Other Side by Jacqueline Woodson

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Martin's Big Words: The Life of Martin Luther King Jr. READ ALOUD!

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Exploring the Civil Rights Movement for Kids: Heroes, Events and Changes | History For Kids