This engaging and interactive worksheet is designed for Year 8–11 students (A2 - B2) learning English as a first or additional language. It combines language practice with the exploration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and impact, helping students improve their English skills while learning about civil rights and social justice.

Features of the Worksheet

• Warm-Up Activity (Einstieg): Students talk about who Martin Luther King Jr. was and what he is remembered for.
• Reading and Vocabulary Practice: A simplified text about Martin Luther King Jr. introduces students to his life, achievements, and values. A vocabulary activity strengthens language skills by focusing on key terms from the text.
• Video Comprehension Questions: Short-answer, multiple-choice, and true/false questions based on a video provide listening practice and reinforce understanding of King’s story.
• Group Poster Activity: Students work in groups to discuss King’s role in the Civil Rights Movement, his most important actions, and his lasting message. They create a short poster in groups to summarize their ideas, promoting teamwork and creativity.

This worksheet encourages critical thinking, collaboration, and meaningful conversations about equality and justice while enhancing students’ English comprehension and communication skills.