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Distance Learning Packs: Who Is Camila Cabello

Rock and Roll Forever Foundation

Updated:

2021

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Multiple Subjects
- Mental, Emotional and Social Health
- Music
3-5, MS

Who is Camila Cabello, and how does her Latin heritage influence the music she creates? In this lesson you will: Learn about Camila Cabello’s...

THE TROUBLESOME GERMS

End Sepsis: The Legacy of Rory Staunton

Updated:

2020

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Multiple Subjects
- Injury Prevention and Safety
- Personal and Community Health
- Speaking and Listening
Elementary (Grades 3-5)

Common Core

Check out this lesson for Sepsis Awareness Month! How does a bacterial infection start, spread and turn into sepsis? This lesson teaches students how...

Turnaround for Children Presents the Student Well-Being Index

2021 Share My Lesson Virtual Conference

Updated:

2021

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Classroom Management
3-5, MS, HS, PD, SS

Join Gretchen Livesey and Supraja Narayanaswamy, both of Turnaround for Children and Share My Lesson fo this engaging session on The Well-Being Index...

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haitian migrants camp at the texas border. seen here are articles of clothing strewn laying on the ground.

Thousands of Haitian Migrants Forced to Camp at Texas Border

PBS NewsHour Extra

2021-09-22

Haitian Migrants Forced to Camp at Texas Border Over the last several days a crowd of migrants awaiting U.S. processing outside a Texas border...

Discussing 9/11 and Partisan Polarization with Your Students

PBS NewsHour Extra

2021-09-10

Talking About Political Polarization and 9/11 with Garrett Graff It has been two decades since Sept. 11,2001 and we are still learning how the terror...

American Muslims Remember How 9/11 Changed America As They Knew It

PBS NewsHour Extra

2021-09-08

How Did 9/11 Change Life for American Muslims? This week, the PBS NewsHour is marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with stories examining...

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An unattributed photograph of the September 11th terrorist attack.

Reflections on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 during unprecedented times

American Federation of Teachers

2021-09-14

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By Randi Weingarten Reflections on 9/11 Sept. 11, 2001, was primary day, and I was in Brooklyn getting out the vote when the sound of an explosion...

two muslim girls learning together at school

The Legacy of American Muslims: The Importance of Teaching the History of Muslims in America

Re-imagining Migration

2021-09-10

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By Abeer Shinnawi This year will mark the 20th anniversary of the horrific 9/11 attacks on American soil. For many, that infamous day will be etched...

Relatable: Using Biography to Build Community

Amber Chandler

2021-09-08

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By Amber Chandler If you are anything like me, I tend to overthink things. However, one of my favorite “life moments” is when I make a statement...

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