• Martin Luther King (Seattle Times)
• Timeline of Heroes
• Martin Luther King & Black History Month
• Celebrate Martin Luther King Day
• Martin Luther King timeline
  Children's art accompanies the major events in Dr. King's life.
• The Martin Luther King Papers Project at Stanford University
  The King Papers Project is a major research effort to assemble and disseminate historical information concerning Martin Luther King, Jr. and the social movements in which he participated. 
• Martin Luther King & Black History Month
• Listen to Martin Luther King
• Time Magazine for Kids  

• Celebrating Black History Month
• Patchwork of African American History
• Celebrate Black History Month
  The History Channel offers great resources for teaching about Black History month, with history, video clips, great speeches, maps, and exhibits
• Powerful Days in Black and White
  A photo journey for high school students inspired by powerful words that can be associated with the civil rights movement and Dr. King.
• The Road to Freedom: Education World Activities
• Biographies of Great African Americans
• Biographies of Great African Americans Quiz
  Quiz to use with this website

• Martin Luther King Teaching Themes
• Martin Luther King Peace Poems
  Using the included poetry template, students will write a poem of their own to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, reflecting on what peace means to them.
• Martin Luther King - Fact or Opinion
  A graphic organizer will help students establish fact/opinion data from sources explored on Dr. King's life.
• Celebrate Dr. King's Birthday
  Taking Dr. King Jr.'s messages to heart, this site offers a variety of ways in which you can meaningfully celebrate his birthday
• Martin Luther King - An Integrated Unit for Elementary Students
• Martin Luther King Study Guide
  Consider using some of these provocative topics and essay or research questions for studying the life and times of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Interactive Tour of Martin Luther King
  Journey through the decades with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in this online, interactive tour.
• Unity Wreath
  Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with this wonderful craft idea.
• A Clothesline Timeline for Martin Luther King
  Use this unique idea to explore the major events in the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Martin Luther King timeline
  Children's art accompanies the major events in Dr. King's life. 
• Martin Luther King Peace Activities
  Especially selected for a preschool to kindergarten classroom, these activities have been submitted by teachers to help symbolize and celebrate the efforts of Dr. King.

• Rosa Parks Biography
  The Year was 1913 . . .and Civil Rights leader Rosa Parks was born today in Tuskegee, Alabama. Learn more about the very brave efforts of Mrs. Parks at this site:
• Rosa Parks
  Read background text on the life of Rosa Parks, and then answer comprehension questions based on the reading selection. Elementary level.
• Rosa Parks - Time 100 Heroes and Icons
• Rosa Parks - Library and Museum
• Rosa Parks - A Woman who Changed a Nation
• Rosa Parks - How I fought for Civil Rights
  "The Mother of the Modern-day Civil Rights Movement," describes her pivotal role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott and helps students understand the importance of every individual citizen in a democracy.

• Harriet Tubman
  Introduce your students to Harriet Tubman with the resources offered at this site, including a coloring page, quiz, and timeline.
• Harriet Tubman 
  & the Underground Railroad
• Harriet Tubman - Moses of the Civil War
• Harriet Tubman - Amazing Stories
• Harriet Tubman
  This site includes a biography, photographs and links to Civil War and Underground Railroad sites
• Tubman During the Civil War
• The Life of Harriet Tubman

• Dr. Martin Luther King Web Quest
  For a fairly basic online web hunt based on Dr. King's life and accomplishments.
• Dr. Martin Luther King WebQuest
  Middle and High school

African American History Challenge
Included in this online history challenge are profiles of several African Americans. Students will select their level of play and have full access to the reference resources in order to learn more about the contributions of African Americans, particularly in 19th century America. (4-6)