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Teaching the Election Process: Lesson Plans and Resources

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Explore Share My Lesson's curated collection of Hispanic Heritage Month activities and celebrate the rich cultures that bring us together.

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Explore this collection for professional development webinars, lesson plans, and resources on teaching the U.S. Constitution, current events impacting our democracy, and resources to combat hate and to make our democracy strong again.

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Explore election education lesson plans and resources to guide your classroom on the core principles of how our elections work and how to get get involved.

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Hispanic Heritage Month Activities and Lesson Plans

A More United America: United We Stand

Teaching the Election Process: Lesson Plans and Resources

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Explore Share My Lesson's curated collection of Hispanic Heritage Month activities and celebrate the rich cultures that bring us together.

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Explore election education lesson plans and resources to guide your classroom on the core principles of how our elections work and how to get get involved.

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September 29, 2022

Constitution 101: How to Teach the U.S. Constitution in K-12

Are you responsible for teaching the U.S. Constitution to align with your state standards?

What to Address This Month

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Rosh Hashanah: How and Why It Is Celebrated

Activity, Presentation | Grades 6-8

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Hispanic Heritage Month: Teaching with Videos

September 16, 2022

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Karmic Justice for a Bully: SEL Lesson using the Atacama Chile folktale: Two Brothers

Media | Grades 3-8

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THE LATIN RHYTHMS OF “DESPACITO

Lesson Plan | Grades 3-12

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Voting Rights: How Inclusive Is the Right to Vote?

Lesson Plan, Media | Grades 5-12

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A More United America in Your Classroom: How to Create a Safe & Welcoming Environment during Divisive Times

October 6, 2022 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM EDT

PBS NewsHour Classroom September 26, 2022

What to Expect from the Final January 6 Hearing

Ask Students: Who is interviewed in this piece, and what is her background? What will be the focus of the next Jan. 6 committee hearing, according to Lofgren?

Close Up September 26, 2022

Ranked-Choice Voting: A Curiosity or Coming Reform?

In August, Democrat Mary Peltola won Alaska’s lone seat in the House of Representatives in a special election to replace Don Young (R), who passed away in March 2022.[1] Peltola defeated two Republ

Albert Shanker Institute September 26, 2022

I Don’t Like History... But I Love Civics

I learned that, while some students acknowledged that history was important, they didn’t see themselves in the class. They didn’t see themselves as part of the flow of history, because we hadn’t guided them to take part in it.

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