This civil rights movement timeline has been created to enhance your students/children’s learning of the civil rights movement. Key dates are featured along with photographs of each movement. Along with the civil rights movement timeline there are also posters for each key moment. What can the timeline be used for? Display Bulletin board Reference guide -Easy reference for key dates Enhanced awareness by photographs alongside the key dates What can the posters be used for? **There are 16 posters, you can print them all or print the ones that are most relevant to your lesson. ** Display Bulletin Reference Part of a writing assignment Please note: Watermarks will not be in your downloaded file! All files are PDF unless stated otherwise. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Online Platforms – Stop by and say ‘Hi’ we love to hear from you <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Have you downloaded a resource recently? We would love to see how you have used it. Take a picture and upload it to one of our social media sites. Don’t forget to tag us! #teachersbestie Twitter: Click on the link in store or search teachersbestie1 Facebook: Click on the link in store or search teachersbestie Pinterest: Click on the link in store or search teachersbestie Instagram: Click on the link in store or search teachersbestie2018 Website/Blog: www.teachers-bestie.com

Our you looking for something different to celebrate Martin Luther King Day? Why not send someone who was part of the civil rights movement a thank you card? Thank yo for standing up for what was right. Thank you cards are often underestimated. You don’t need a special occasion to send one but regardless of your reason for wishing to write one, receiving a thank you card when you least expect it is a great boost for the recipient. What’s included? 3 different style Thank you cards – each designed on letter size paper What occasions would you send a thank you card? You don’t need a special day but here are some ideas when thank you cards would be greatly appreciated; Veterans day – Send a veteran a thank you card Martin Luther King Jr – Know someone who was part of the civil rights movement? Say thank you! Receipt of a gift You really don’t need a reason to show your appreciation and gratitude. How do I teach my child/students to write thank you cards? This blog post shows 3 simple steps to follow to help your child/students write thank you cards. - https://www.teachers-bestie.com/2019/01/15/how-do-you-write-a-thank-you-card/ Please note: Watermarks will not be in your downloaded file! All files are PDF unless stated otherwise. **Online Platforms – Stop by and say ‘Hi’ we love to hear from you ** <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Have you downloaded a resource recently? We would love to see how you have used it. Take a picture and upload it to one of our social media sites. Don’t forget to tag us! #teachersbestie