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Awards Ceremony Dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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This project highlights the achievements and significant events in the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Researched, written, and illustrated by fifth-grade technology students alongside Mr. Schoening’s 4th graders and Mrs. Keller, it showcases how Dr. King's legacy continues to touch our lives today. From his early education to receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, this timeline encapsulates pivotal moments in his fight for civil rights and social justice. Discover how his commitment to nonviolence and equality has inspired generations.

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  1. Awards CeremonyDedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A timeline of some major events in his life as well as how he touched our lives… Researched, written and illustrated by fifth grade technology students, Mr. Schoening’s 4th graders, and Mrs. Keller. www.mlkday.gov/about/mlk/index.asp www.pps.k12.or.us/schools-c/pages/buckman/timeline/kingframe.html Clip Art from Microsoft Office

  2. Martin Luther King Jr. was born at Noon on January 15, 1929 at the family home in Atlanta to Reverend Martin Luther King Sr. and Alberta Williams King.

  3. Artwork by Gabrielle, Alexis, & Jasmine.

  4. In September 1935, Martin went to Yonge Street Elementary School. He also attended… *David T. Howard Elem. School *Atlanta University Laboratory School *Booker T. Washington High School

  5. Artwork by Horatious, Ian & Nicholas.

  6. In June 1944 – He entered Morehouse College at the age of 15. He skipped 9th and 12th grades, and had incredible University entrance exam scores in 11th grade.

  7. Artwork by Jack, Kenny & Nick

  8. In 1948, he was ordained as a Baptist Minister and graduated from Morehouse College. He entered Crozer Theological Seminary – where he was chosen Senior Class President, delivered the valedictory address, and won the most outstanding student award.

  9. Artwork by Jason and Ty.

  10. On June 18, 1953, Martin Luther King Jr. married Coretta Scott at her family’s home in Alabama. His father performed the ceremony.

  11. Artwork by Aslyn, Joann, Alekya, & Ashley

  12. From 1954 to 1959, he was pastor of the Dexter Avenue Church in Alabama.

  13. Artwork by Aeramm & Travon

  14. In June 1955, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. received his Ph. D. in theology from Boston University. He has also received numerous honorary degrees from various universities, and he spent some time studying at Harvard University.

  15. Artwork by Ian, Kelly & Jammes

  16. On November 17, 1955, Yolanda Denise King was born.

  17. Artwork by Alexis, Johnnae, Melanie & Chase

  18. On December 1, 1955 – Mrs. Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama.

  19. Artwork by Presley & Haley

  20. Four days later, Martin Luther King Jr. was elected president of the Montgomery Improvement Association and began a yearlong boycott of the Montgomery buses.

  21. Artwork by Kaylyn & Khloe

  22. In January of 1956, Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested for the first time for a traffic violation.

  23. Artwork by Polito & Judson

  24. In January 1957, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference was founded, and Dr. King was chosen president. In 1957, he was also selected as one of the ten most outstanding personalities of the year by Time magazine.

  25. Artwork by Esten & Jordan

  26. On October 23, 1957, Martin Luther King III was born.

  27. Artwork by Rhett, Kayla & J.D.

  28. In February 1959, Dr. King and his wife, Coretta visited India. They studied Mahatma Gandhi’s methods of nonviolent protest.

  29. Artwork by David, Rodney & River

  30. In January 1960, The King family moved to Atlanta, where MLK Jr. became Co-Pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist Church with his father, MLK, Sr.

  31. Artwork by Lauren & Ashley

  32. In February of 1960, Students in Greensboro, N.C., staged the first “sit-in” at a “Whites Only” lunch counter.

  33. First Sit In by students in Greensboro… Artwork by Elise, Sharity & Carly

  34. On October, 19, 1960, MLK was jailed after being arrested at a “sit-in” at a “Whites Only” lunch counter in Atlanta.

  35. Artwork by Simone & Gohar

  36. On January 30, 1961, Dexter Scott King was born.

  37. Artwork by Rhett, Kayla & J.D.

  38. In May 1961, “Freedom Riders” left Washington, D.C. by Greyhound Bus. The bus was burned by opponents of desegregation, and the riders were beaten upon arrival in Birmingham.

  39. Artwork by Andrew, Christian, Kaylah & Rachel

  40. On March 28, 1963, Bernice Albertine King was born.

  41. Artwork by Ina & Samantha

  42. On April 12, 1963, Martin was arrested and jailed for the 13th time during a march in Birmingham, Alabama.

  43. Artwork by Jr. and Austin

  44. In May of 1963, Dogs and fire hoses were used by police in Birmingham to stop protests.

  45. Artwork by Collin & Cameron

  46. On August 28, 1963, 250,000 people demonstrated in Washington, D.C. in support of Civil Rights. MLK met with President John F. Kennedy and delivered his “I have a dream…” speech.

  47. Artwork by Matthew & Steve

  48. On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.

  49. Artwork by Peter and Spencer

  50. In 1963, Time Magazine named Martin Luther King, Jr. as “Man of the Year.” MLK was the youngest man, second American, and third black man to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in December 1964!