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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote Letter from Birmingham Jail while imprisoned for leading nonviolent civil rights demonstrations in Alabama in 1963. He wrote this letter in response to criticism from white religious leaders who opposed his civil rights campaign. This activity is a powerful way for students to connect with significant events during Black History Month.

Students should first read the letter written by MLK; then they can use this 360° digital escape room as review and reading comprehension practice.

This activity is designed to work for a laptop, tablet, or smart phone.

Included in this download are teacher instructions, student instructions, the master lock graphic organizer, answer keys, and a reflection sheet.

PLEASE READ: While using this resource, you must have a wi-fi connection and the ability to access the following sites: Google Forms and Kuula.co. Please check that these websites are not blocked by your district’s filter before purchasing. Your students do not need to have a Google account.

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MLK Jr. Digital Escape Room "Letter from Birmingham Jail"

MLK Jr. Digital Escape Room "Letter from Birmingham Jail"

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Description

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote Letter from Birmingham Jail while imprisoned for leading nonviolent civil rights demonstrations in Alabama in 1963. He wrote this letter in response to criticism from white religious leaders who opposed his civil rights campaign. This activity is a powerful way for students to connect with significant events during Black History Month.

Students should first read the letter written by MLK; then they can use this 360° digital escape room as review and reading comprehension practice.

This activity is designed to work for a laptop, tablet, or smart phone.

Included in this download are teacher instructions, student instructions, the master lock graphic organizer, answer keys, and a reflection sheet.

PLEASE READ: While using this resource, you must have a wi-fi connection and the ability to access the following sites: Google Forms and Kuula.co. Please check that these websites are not blocked by your district’s filter before purchasing. Your students do not need to have a Google account.

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Description

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote Letter from Birmingham Jail while imprisoned for leading nonviolent civil rights demonstrations in Alabama in 1963. He wrote this letter in response to criticism from white religious leaders who opposed his civil rights campaign. This activity is a powerful way for students to connect with significant events during Black History Month.

Students should first read the letter written by MLK; then they can use this 360° digital escape room as review and reading comprehension practice.

This activity is designed to work for a laptop, tablet, or smart phone.

Included in this download are teacher instructions, student instructions, the master lock graphic organizer, answer keys, and a reflection sheet.

PLEASE READ: While using this resource, you must have a wi-fi connection and the ability to access the following sites: Google Forms and Kuula.co. Please check that these websites are not blocked by your district’s filter before purchasing. Your students do not need to have a Google account.