Breaks are scientifically proven to aide in mental and physical health. Whether it is a small break from doing a task or a larger week-long break from school, breaks are essential as humans. It has been shown that Spring break can be highly beneficial to students’ and teachers’ mental health because this week of vacation allows for a much-needed mental decompression from demanding school-related stressors (homework, social encounters, deadlines, schedules, grades, etc.).
Two students from different ethnic backgrounds hear a special voice that others around them do not which ultimately brings them together as they learn about the life of America's foremost civil rights leader. This program will grab your students' attention as they learn about Dr. King's contributions to the people of the United States and those living throughout the world. They will learn about King's childhood experiences with prejudice, his ability to speak in front of others, his commitment to nonviolence, and finally why it is so important to follow his message of hope and peace. License granted by Intellectual Properties Management, Atlanta, Georgia, as manager of the King Estate.
Learn about holidays and why we celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday.
Ask the students how they think certain parts of the country might have been different before Dr. King's influence. Briefly explain to them how segregation affected many communities.
Lead a discussion in what the students can do to keep Dr. King's dream alive...
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