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Martin Luther King Jr. As such an important holiday, it is the time to honor the incredible work of Dr. King for equality, justice and peace. It is also the perfect opportunity to teach our children about kindness, fairness and stand up for what is right.
To help you share the heritage of Dr. King in an interesting and meaningful way, I created a free print color page! These are great things for classrooms, home activities, or even just a cozy afternoon at home. As your child’s color, you can talk to them about the dream of a King Dr. King world where everyone is treated equally.
I hope these pages arouse some wonderful conversations and inspire your little people to dream big. Get download free PDF below!
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