Engaging Martin Luther King Day Activities for 3rd-4th Grade Math

Snag these engaging Martin Luther King Day activities for 3rd-4th grade math, now!

It's so hard to find math activities to incorporate into holidays. Specifically holidays that celebrate heroes.

Martin Luther King Jr. is such an amazing civil rights hero and he needs to be celebrated in math, too!

Martin Luther King Multiplication Activities

First, the multiplication activities include color-by-number worksheets with themes that relate to Martin Luther King.

For multiplication there are two versions. Version one has eight worksheets and version two has five worksheet options.

Version one is above and version two is featured below.

Martin Luther King Division Activities

Like the multiplication, the division activities include color-by-number worksheets with themes that relate to Martin Luther King.

Again, there are two different versions of multiplication worksheets.

Also, just like multiplication, version one has eight worksheets and version two has five worksheet options.

Next, for the division version one is above and version two is also featured below. 

Now, I cannot tell you how much I love these engaging Martin Luther King Day activities for 3rd-4th grade math! Not only are color-by-numbers my favorite type of worksheet, I love that they are themed for Martin Luther King Day and as math teachers we have fun and engaging options for our students.

How to Use the Multiplication and Division Activities

Last, let me share a few ideas for where you can utilize the color-by-number worksheets.

  • MLK Day Thematic
  • Celebrating MLK Day in your classroom or homeschool
  • Fluency practice
  • Math centers
  • Early finishers
  • Good behavior
  • Before holiday breaks
  • Sub tubs
  • Homeschool math centers

SIGN UP FOR MATH WITH RAVEN NEWSLETTER

If you enjoy getting FREE quality elementary math resources + tips in your email-box, sign up for my monthly freebies and newsletter below. The freebies are EXCLUSIVE to my email subscribers.

You may also like this blog post. 

Teaching the properties of multiplication doesn't have to be hard!

Check out this blog post that shares fun worksheets that you can use in your 3rd-grade classroom.

Read More
Previous
Next

Tags

Math Coloring Pages, Multiplication and Division Fact Fluency, Other Holiday Math Activities

You may also like

3rd Grade Number Sense Addition and Subtraction | Interactive Flip Books

3rd Grade Number Sense Addition and Subtraction | Interactive Flip BooksHelping students become confident mathematicians starts with building strong number sense. Before students can tackle multi-step word problems or more advanced operations, they need a solid understanding of how numbers work and how to use flexible thinking when solving problems.That’s why I created my 3rd

Read More

How to Estimate Differences: Easy Strategies for 3rd Grade Math

How to Estimate DifferencesSometimes you don’t need an exact answer to a subtraction problem. Instead, you just need a number that’s close enough to help you make a quick decision. That’s where estimating differences comes in!Estimating differences is an important math skill that helps students find an approximate answer to subtraction problems without solving them

Read More