Kyle says he is late to school because he ___.

Miles, Kyle, Maria, and Randy are assigned to the same group. They call themselves the ___.

Mrs. Clark shows Miles how to throw a (type of baseball pitch) ____.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Museum is really the ____ he grew up in.

Miles and Randy tell Martin they come from the ___.

Miles and Randy travel back in time and meet ___.

Martin graduated from high school at __ years old.

After taking the train home to Atlanta, Martin brings ___ and ___ home to dinner.

During 1956, in Montgomery, Alabama, Martin leads a ___ boycott.

Martin gets put in ____ by Police Chief "Bull" Connor during the 1963 "Sit-In" in Birmingham, Alabama.

"Equality for all Americans," unites Martin Luther King, Jr. and President John Fitzgerald ____.

Miles and Randy think Martin's glove helps them travel through time, but they find out it's really winding the ___.

Martin's message to the people is about non-____.

Mrs. Clark tells the students that Dr. King's courage is about the "power of one." Each of us has the ___ to affect a change in everyone we touch.

When the students bring Martin to the future, ___ changes.

Martin returns back in time to meet his ___.