On the looking for some Martin Luther King Day Math activities?  Then you’re in luck! These MLK activities are perfect for the whole month of February!

This post is full of great ideas you can use with your 3rd, or 4th grade classroom and homeschool students!  Use them as review, for math center or stations, with small groups, for whole group lessons, and more!  

Your students will be so engaged they won’t even know they’re learning! 

On the looking for some Martin Luther King Math activities? Then you're in luck! This post is full of great ideas you can use with your 3rd, or 4th grade classroom and homeschool students! Use them as review, for math center or stations, with small groups, for whole group lessons, and more! Your students will be so engaged they won't even know they're learning!

Martin Luther King Day Math Activities and MORE

My class is getting ready to celebrate the great Martin Luther King Jr.  Our shelves are full of great literature. Discussions are beginning. How else can we bring Martin Luther into the classroom? With Martin Luther King Math, Activities and Songs, of course!

Art Hub

Do you know Art Hub on YOUTUBE?  We love this father and son artist duo (and sometime young daughter)  Every holiday, we spend a few minutes on a Friday afternoon doing one of their direct drawings.  Not only are these direct drawings adorable and collaborative but they help reinforce listening, following directions and inspires creativity for other art projects.   Check them out below.

Rise Up Song

Jack Hartmann is my “go to” when teaching Kindergarten and 1st Grade but some of his songs are for everyone and this is just one of them.  It has a nice rhythm, incorporates some actual black and white photos of Dr. King and celebrates peace. What student doesn’t need a little movement break during the afternoon? (Hint:most of mine)

 

Martin Luther King Day Math Activities Multiplication Color by Number 

Multiplication Color by Codes are alway a huge hit with my students! My kiddos love coloring and practicing their facts for fact power.  They usual get so fixated on the colors that they don’t realize that they are reviewing their multiplication facts for mastery and fluency.  I use these sheets for morning work during check-in, early finishers , math centers of for homework.  

 
And if that doesn’t sound like the greatest news ever… I recently gave this resource a “Spa Day” updating fonts and borders as well as adding student multiplication bookmarks to help support students that may need a little extra scaffold and differentiation.
On the looking for some Martin Luther King Math activities? Then you're in luck! This post is full of great ideas you can use with your 3rd, or 4th grade classroom and homeschool students! Use them as review, for math center or stations, with small groups, for whole group lessons, and more! Your students will be so engaged they won't even know they're learning!

 

On the looking for some Martin Luther King Math activities? Then you're in luck! This post is full of great ideas you can use with your 3rd, or 4th grade classroom and homeschool students! Use them as review, for math center or stations, with small groups, for whole group lessons, and more! Your students will be so engaged they won't even know they're learning!

 

Here is one of my kiddos. She is so proud of her work.  Sshh, don’t tell her she just practiced multiplication facts.

On the looking for some Martin Luther King Math activities? Then you're in luck! This post is full of great ideas you can use with your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade classroom and homeschool students! Use them as review, for math center or stations, with small groups, for whole group lessons, and more! Your students will be so engaged they won't even know they're learning! Click through now to give it a shot this January as you celebrate MLK! {first, second, third, fourth, fifth grader}

Want even more MLK Math resources, book ideas, and FREEBIES? Check out this blog post!

You can always “COUNT ON ME” for engaging, differentiated math resources to help every student shine!

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