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As Martin Luther King Jr. said, “The time is always right to do what is right.” Get started with this by letting the students discover about him and his mark in this world through this activity.
In this activity, the students will learn the highlights of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and what he fought for. They will also make a poster about his legacy more colorful and brighter.
Do you love seeing butterflies? Before they turned into beautiful butterflies and were able to fly, they were once caterpillars. We can appreciate the beauty in every caterpillar before they turn into a butterfly, which symbolizes love and hope.
Figuratively, our hearts are the softest parts of our body. But what if it is made of straws and is formed of various triangles? The students’ hidden talents in architecture will shine in this activity.
Learning about polymers and elasticity have never been this fun! Create bouncy balls using science and household materials in this activity.
Art has always been a potent weapon for depicting social issues and pushing for change. With this activity, students can express their desire for peace and equality by making a meaningful artwork.
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