These Martin Luther King Jr Color By Number pages are a great way to teach your children about Martin Luther King Jr. and all the wonderful things he accomplished in his life.
Martin Luther King Color By Number
I know my kids understand things better when I can teach them with an interesting activity. Martin Luther King Jr. Color By Number pages are interactive and fun for kids. I can teach my children about peace and respect towards others when we color together. They are able to talk to me about their experiences and it really helps us get closer as a family. They have shared times when people were kind to them and times when people weren’t kind and how to handle those instances.
Since we’ve colored these pages they have been more aware of how their actions affect other people. It’s been awesome to see them sticking up for other people just like Martin Luther King Jr did.
These pages can seriously be used anywhere! They are a good distraction when we are out and about, have a day inside, learning in school and so on. I love how versatile they are because it allows me to stay busy doing my thing and promotes learning and growth.
These color by number pages are a great addition to our entire collection. Some of our other favorites are Veterans Day Color By Number and our 4th of July Color By Number.
What’s Included in these Martin Luther King Jr. Coloring Sheets
- A Heart Speech Bubble
- Hands in a Heart
- Peace Symbol
- Peace Hand Sign
- Martin Luther King Jr.
- A Dove
What are the Benefits of Color By Number?
There are many benefits to color by number! You children can learn to associate the name of colors to the color of their crayons, they can practice their counting and number skills, they can learn to focus on a task and see it through. As cliche as it might sound, it’s important to learn how to color in the lines too. That means your kids are getting better at their hand-eye coordination and their fine motor skills. All these skills and more can be learned and reinforced with color by number pages.
I love it when I find activities my kids love that include the added bonus of learning and sharpening their skills. These Martin Luther King Jr coloring pages are unique in that they can learn a little more about the world and some of our country’s history and heroes. Martin Luther King Jr really was a great man and now you kids can know it too!
How To Make This More Fun!
You can blow these pages up to poster size and color them with jumbo crayons. I know I would have loved this as a kid! When your kids are done they can hang their masterpiece poster in their room.
If you want to be able to reuse these pages, laminators will be your best friend! We just print one copy of the color by number set, laminate, and you are good to go for a long time. My kids color in the numbers with dry-erase markers. If your kids want their creations to last a little longer you can use wet-erase markers. All you need is some water and paper towels to wash that off.
Martin Luther King Coloring Page
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More Color by number Worksheets to try
- Best Color By Number
- Fall Color By Number
- Cinco De Mayo Color By Number
- Martin Luther King Jr Color By Number
- Summer Color By Number
- Veterans Day Color By Number
- Halloween Color By Number
- Winter Color By Number
- Hanukkah Color By Number
- 4th of July Color By Number
- Back to School Color By Number
- President’s Day Color by Number
- 100 Days of School Color by Number
- Easter Color by Number
- Spring Color by Number
- Winter Spring by Number
- Groundhog Day Color by Number
- Thanksgiving Color by Number
- Christmas Color by Number
- New Year’s Eve Color by Number
- Mardi Gras Color By Number
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