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Martin Luther King Jr. Paper Plate Wreath Craft | Black History Month Bulletin Board Activity

Inspire students with this meaningful Martin Luther King Jr Paper Plate Wreath Craft, perfect for Black History Month!

This hands-on activity combines creativity with learning as students reflect on the values of equality, kindness, and justice that MLK Jr. stood for. Great for classroom decorations, this craft doubles as an engaging bulletin board display or door decor for January’s MLK Day and February’s Black History Month.

What’s Included:
Step-by-step instructions with visuals
Printable templates for easy setup
Reflection prompts for students to write their dreams for a better world
Ideas for displaying finished wreaths on classroom walls or bulletin boards

Why Teachers Love It:
Easy Prep: Just print and go!
Versatile: Perfect for elementary and middle school grades.
Cross-Curricular: Combines social studies, art, and writing.
Classroom Community: Encourages teamwork and meaningful conversations about MLK Jr.'s legacy.

Suggestions for Use:
Pair with a read-aloud of “I Have a Dream.”
Use as part of a Civil Rights Movement lesson.
Decorate hallways or classroom doors with student-created wreaths.
Whether you’re teaching about Martin Luther King Jr., celebrating Black History Month, or encouraging conversations about equality and kindness, this craft will leave a lasting impact on your students.

Marketing Tips:
Use vibrant preview images showing the finished wreath displayed on a classroom bulletin board.
Emphasize “No-Prep” or “Low-Prep” in your promotional materials.