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Cursive Martin Luther King Handwriting Worksheets

February 12, 2018 By Kelli Miller 5 Comments

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Cursive Worksheets MLK Quotes for grades 3-5. perfect for Black History Month

These Black History Month Printables: Cursive Martin Luther King Handwriting Worksheets will help your third to fifth grade children learn about Black History and Martin Luther King, Jr. while helping to improve their cursive handwriting skills.

3 Full pages of Martin Luther King Handwriting sheets!  Simply click the image below to open the full pdf of these 3 Black History Month Printables.

Famous Martin Luther King Quotes made into cursive handwriting worksheets for grades 3-5

I will be sharing some free Black History Month Printables and other resources to help you in your teachings of Famous Black Americans and the history of our Nation.

Martin Luther King, Jr. was one of the most famous Americans in the Civil Rights Movement.

I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.

These words of Martin Luther King Jr. are relevant, even after several decades. This Civil Right leader is one of the most revered world leaders, who fought for civil rights. His ideas and ideologies are evergreen and have the depth to guide generations to come!

More Martin Luther King Handwriting Worksheets:

Black History: MLK Handwriting Worksheets (grades 1-2)

Martin Luther King Writing Prompts at Sight and Sound Reading are a perfect way to get your children thinking about this important part of history.  Writing prompts are also great conversation starters.

These Martin Luther King, Jr. Handwriting Pages from This Reading Mama are extra handwriting practice sheets.  In my house, my kids need all the handwriting practice they can get, so I can never have too many worksheets. LOL!

I hope you find these homeschooling freebies useful for you in your home-school classes!

Cursive Martin Luther King Handwriting Worksheets

More FREE Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Activities:

You can access all of the Black History Month printables here at 3 Boys and a Dog

Books and activities for celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the preschool and kindergarten classroom from PreK-Pages

Free Dr. Martin Luther King Jr resources for kids – videos, printables, and learning activities from IGame Mom!

Black History Educational Goodies:

  • Brain Quest Black History
  • Black Heritage The Underground Railroad Game
  • Black History Reading Comprehension Social Studies Cards
  • Black Heritage Trivia Game

Black History Books for Kids:

  • Book Of Black Heroes From A to Z
  • 100 African-Americans Who Shaped American History
  • A Kid’s Guide to African American History: More than 70 Activities
  • Heroes in Black History: True Stories from the Lives of Christian Heroes

What other Black History Month Printables have you been looking for?  Drop me an email and I just might be able to make them and stick them on the blog for you!

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Filed Under: Educating Our Children, Martin Luther King Jr Day Tagged With: Black History, Black History Books For Kids, Black History Month Printables, Black History Readings, Brain Quest Black History, cursive, Cursive Handwriting, Cursive Worksheets, Famous Martin Luther King Quotes, Grades 3 5, Martin Luther King, Martin Luther King Handwriting

About Kelli Miller

My husband (Ricky) of 20 years, our three wild and wonderfully different boys, five totally spoiled little dogs, a plethora of wild cats, and I live at Miller Manor! It is a 100 year old Colonial Style Farmhouse that is surrounded by hundreds of acres of farmland, in a small town on the coast of Southern Alabama.

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  1. Jamie @ Roubinek Reality says

    January 19, 2014 at 12:33 pm

    Such great ideas! Thank you so much for linking up to Something Fabulous Wednesday! I’m pinning this to my kids activities board.

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  2. Jess Benoit says

    January 13, 2014 at 9:25 am

    Nice! I shared this with my FB homeschool group, Schoolin’ Swag! Thanks 🙂

    Reply
  3. Holly Homer says

    January 7, 2014 at 12:20 pm

    Very cool!!

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  4. Kelli Miller says

    January 7, 2014 at 8:06 am

    Perfect for even my middle schooler!

    Reply
  5. 3 Boys and a Dog says

    January 7, 2014 at 8:06 am

    so much fun for teaching about Martin Luther King this month and Black History next month!

    Reply

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