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This fun story starter is bound to spark the imagination! A lovely pig has dug up something sparkly, but what could it be?

"I believe we are here on the planet Earth to live, grow up and do what we can to make this world a better place for all people to enjoy freedom". This simple but effective poster features an inspirational quote from Rosa Parks.

Following Rosa Park's brave actions, Martin Luther King was chosen to be the face of the official Montgomery Bus Boycott, beginning his time as the spokesman behind much of the Civil Rights movement. Can the children write a letter from him to Rosa expressing support for her actions?

Our simple step-by-step guide will help the children learn how to draw Rosa Parks.

Our simple colouring page is the perfect way to introduce younger kids to the famous activist Rosa Parks.

Can the children try to imagine how Rosa Park felt after the events of December 1st 1955 and write down a diary entry in her own words?

Rosa Parks is known for being an inspirational woman, but can the children find out a little bit more about her and record their findings on this worksheet?

There are quite a few newspaper reports of Rosa Parks' arrest in 1955 that sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott (you can find some of the original ones on online), but can the children try writing their own account on our newspaper writing prompt worksheet?

"You must never be fearful about what you are doing when it's right". Can the children write about what this quote by Rosa Parks means, and then rewrite it in their own words?