MLK Day Activities for Kids
Don’t let Martin Luther King Jr. Day pass by without marking the day. Check out these fabulous MLK Day activities for kids!
Don’t let Martin Luther King Jr. Day pass by without marking the day. Check out these fabulous MLK Day activities for kids!
Would you like to learn more about the Pelican State aka Louisiana? Take a look at these fun and unusual facts about Louisiana!
Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the most influential people in American history. Learn more about him and his contributions.
This MLK Day, have your students write about equality with the help of this Free MLK Day Acrostic Poem template! It’s perfect for grades 2-5!
Curious about Kansas? You’re not alone! Check out these fun facts about Kansas and learn more about its unique history!
Does the state of Iowa interest you? Take a look at these Iowa fun facts to get you started as you learn about the state’s history!
Are you curious about the state of Idaho? Take a look at these fun facts about Idaho aka The Gem State – and for good reason!
Enrich the holiday season with these Christmas Around the World Activity Sheets. Have fun and learn with your elementary students!
Does the beautiful island state of Hawaii interest you? Join us as we learn some fun facts about Hawaii – the Aloha State!
Interested in Illinois? Before you visit, be sure to check out these fun facts about Illinois and visit some of their wild attractions!
Want to inquire about Indiana? Check out some weird, wacky, and fun facts about Indiana and be sure you’re following all of the peculiar laws!
Get ready to learn some weird and wild fun facts about Ohio! The Buckeye State is home to some interesting and unusual things!
Connecticut is one of the six New England states. Learn more fun facts about Connecticut for kids as part of our state facts series!
Do you want to integrate your teaching around a central theme? Then you want a unit study. Here’s how to create one!
South Carolina became the 8th state in 1788! Check out these other weird and fun facts about South Carolina in our state facts series!
North Carolina is one of America’s 13 original states. In 1789, North Carolina became the twelfth state! Learn more North Carolina fun facts!
Did you know that Tennessee was the 16th state? Learn more fun facts about Tennessee as you learn all about state facts!
Let’s learn some fun facts about the state of Arkansas! Did you know the Cheese Dip Championship takes place in Arkansas?
Curious about the state of Georgia? Learn some weird, interesting and fun facts about Georgia here! They’re perfect for a state project!
Rhode Island may be the smallest of the United States but it’s not any less interesting! Check out these fun facts about Rhode Island!