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Martin Luther King Jr. Coloring Pages

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Martin Luther King Jr. coloring pages honor one of America's most transformative civil rights leaders — a minister, activist, and orator whose dream of racial equality and nonviolent resistance changed the course of American history. These pages are widely used in elementary and middle school classrooms for MLK Day in January, Black History Month in February, and civil rights units throughout the year. Featuring portraits of Dr. King, scenes from the March on Washington, the 'I Have a Dream' speech, and symbols of the civil rights movement, these pages combine art with history in a meaningful and age-appropriate way. Suitable for children ages 4 and up, with increasing complexity for older students.

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The collection includes portrait pages of Dr. King in his signature suit and tie, the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Mall scene from the March on Washington, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, civil rights march banners, the Nobel Peace Prize medal, the Liberty Bell, the 'I Have a Dream' speech text integrated into decorative borders, and symbolic imagery like doves, clasped hands of different skin tones, and the phrase 'Equality for All.'

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