Looking for a meaningful MLK collaborative poster activity that brings your class together while honoring an important historical figure? This Martin Luther King collaborative poster lets students work as a team to create a giant visual tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through coloring and assembly.

This MLK Coloring Sheet is perfect for Art Project : low-prep, hands-on activity that works perfectly for Black History Month, MLK Day, or bulletin board displays.
This collaborative poster is designed to be simple to use and highly visual. Students each color one section of the poster, then all pieces are assembled to create a large, impactful classroom display. The final result is a colorful poster featuring Martin Luther King Jr., peace symbols, hearts, and inclusive imagery that encourages discussion and reflection.
 
🎯 Product Purpose
This resource was created to help teachers introduce Martin Luther King Jr. in a way that feels accessible, positive, and collaborative. It encourages teamwork, fine motor skills, and classroom community while providing a meaningful visual anchor for Black History Month conversations.
 
📦 What’s Included
✅ A 24-piece collaborative poster
✅ Black-and-white printable pages for student coloring
✅ One completed reference image for easy assembly
✅ Designed for up to 24 students
✅ Poster creates a giant, eye-catching bulletin board display
 
⭐ Key Features
✔ Collaborative activity that involves the whole class
✔ Perfect for Black History Month and MLK Day
✔ Simple print, color, and assemble format
✔ Encourages teamwork and shared responsibility
✔ No writing required – accessible for all learners
✔ Works well in elementary classrooms
 
🧑‍🏫 How to Use It in the Classroom
Print and distribute one piece per student
Have students color their section
Assemble the pieces together as a class
Display the completed poster on a bulletin board
Use it as a discussion starter about Martin Luther King Jr.
This activity can be completed in one session or spread over several days.
 
👩‍🎓 Target Audience
Elementary classrooms
Black History Month lessons
MLK Day activities
Teachers looking for collaborative, inclusive projects
 
✂️ Materials Needed
Printer
Paper
Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
Tape or glue for assembly
No prep beyond printing.
 
🖤 Why Teachers Love It
This black history month collaborative poster is simple, meaningful, and visually impactful. It allows every student to contribute while creating a shared classroom display that celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. in a positive and age-appropriate way. Perfect for adding depth to your February plans without adding stress.