Context Clues Worksheets for Martin Luther King Jr. in Print and Digital Easel

Your students will read ten sentences related to Martin Luther King, Jr. To answer the question, they will need to use context clues to decipher the meaning of a word. Words include: prominent, transformed, assassinated, barred, commemorate, snarling, brutality, and crisis.

I created this because I have found that not only my ELL's, but the vast majority of students at my school struggle with this type of question on multiple-choice tests.

********This resource is available in three formats:

1. Traditional Printables- Print the PDF and distribute the pencil-and-paper worksheet.
2. Easel Activity- With this paperless format, an interactive layer has been added to the original PDF! Students can complete this activity on a device. Students read each sentence or paragraph and answer each multiple-choice question. Students move the circles to select their answers.
3. Easel Assessment- Students complete this self-grading quiz on a device, as well. After reading a passage, students select the meaning of the underlined word from a list of four possible answer choices. With this option, the teacher chooses whether or not his or her students receive immediate feedback.

I have several more items related to context clues available in my store. (Just click on the links below to take a peek!)

Context Clues Powerpoint

Context Clues Worksheet Packet focusing on the 5 types of clues

Context Clues Magnifying Glass Craftivity

Context Clues Poster Set

Context Clues Task Cards (includes gamelike answer sheet!)

Context Clues Task Cards (focusing on character trait words)

Context Clues Foldable Craftivities and Worksheet (3 files)

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