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Kids may cringe when you ask them to write a book report, but when you show them how to do one in an nontraditional way, like in an accordion-style timeline, they'll have much more fun expressing their creativity. During Black History Month, have your child read a biography about Martin Luther King, Jr. and then ask her to create a pictorial timeline depicting some of the major events in his life. She'll not only get great reading comprehension practice, but she'll also practice her writing strategies as she learns about the inspiring life of Dr. King.
What You Need:
- Three pieces of colored construction paper or card stock
- Markers
- White paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Age-appropriate reference material on Martin Luther King, Jr. (Suggested reading: MLK: Journey of a King by Tonya Bolden, ages 9-12)
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