Upon completion of this lesson students will have the know how to extract useful information off the World Wide Web. They will have an understanding of the civil rights time period in America, and an awareness of the obstacles that Martin Luther King had to over come to persue his dream. They will see the relevance of civil rights and how it helped shape our nation and the world.
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This lesson explores ways to help students identify with Dr. King—an American hero who lived and died long before they were even born—through reading, writing, listening, and speaking activities that provide a glimpse into Dr. King’s life. Students record what they know about Dr. King on a KWL chart. 
What can you make with peanuts? Much more than PB&J! Discover George Washington Carver’s botanical contributions to science and everyday life.
Students will use research to create announcements to share with the school throughout Black History Month.
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Was King’s nonviolent resistance to segregation laws the best means of securing civil rights for black Americans in the 1960s?
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