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LGBTQ Resources for Educators: Lesson Plans and PD for PreK–12
2026 Election Lesson Plans and Teaching Resources
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Free LGBTQ history lesson plans, Pride Month activities, and professional development for PreK–12 educators — curated for inclusive, year-round teaching.

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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 involved.

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Digital literacy lessons and activities to teach online safety, source evaluation, and media analysis.

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October 28, 2026

Every Student Belongs: Putting Autism Inclusion into Practice

What does meaningful autism inclusion look like beyond simply accepting differences?

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Every Student Belongs: Putting Autism Inclusion into Practice

What to Address This Month
Carnegie Challenge for Civic Leadership Passions and Problems Workshop
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Carnegie Challenge for Civic Leadership Passions and Problems Workshop

Activity, Lesson Plan • Grades K-12, PSRP
Carnegie Challenge for Civic Leadership Passions and Problems Workshop

Ashoka
Digital Literacy and Well-Being for K-8: New Lessons from Common Sense Media
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Digital Literacy and Well-Being for K-8: New Lessons from Common Sense Media

Article • Grades K-8
Digital Literacy and Well-Being for K-8: New Lessons from Common Sense Media

Common Sense Education
Truth, Tricks, and AI: Learning to Verify Information (Grades 6–12)
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Truth, Tricks, and AI: Learning to Verify Information (Grades 6–12)

Lesson Plan, Presentation, Worksheet • Grades 6-12
Truth, Tricks, and AI: Learning to Verify Information (Grades 6–12)

Day of AI | Free AI Literacy Curriculum & Educator Resources
When Worry Becomes More: Signs of Anxiety and Depression in Students
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When Worry Becomes More: Signs of Anxiety and Depression in Students

October 05, 2026
When Worry Becomes More: Signs of Anxiety and Depression in Students

Vin Gupta, MD, MPA
Should Voters Have to Prove Their Identity and Citizenship? Twelve States Decide
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Should Voters Have to Prove Their Identity and Citizenship? Twelve States Decide

October 12, 2026
Should Voters Have to Prove Their Identity and Citizenship? Twelve States Decide

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The Thanksgiving Question: Teaching Indigenous and Native American Life and Cultures This Month and All Year Round
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The Thanksgiving Question: Teaching Indigenous and Native American Life and Cultures This Month and All Year Round

October 21, 2026 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM EDT

The Thanksgiving Question: Teaching Indigenous and Native American Life and Cultures This Month and All Year Round

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Three elaborately costumed figures stand on a red-curtained stage in a museum gallery about Black women and Shakespeare.
PBS News Hour Classroom October 22, 2026

Exhibition Explores Connection Between Black Women and the Works of Shakespeare

A new Folger Shakespeare Library exhibition traces an unexpected link between Black women and Shakespeare, through nearly 100 objects and the stories of scholars, actors, and overlooked historical figures. Students explore how audiences make a classic their own.

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AFT October 22, 2026

Lessons from Hungary and History: People Power Is How We Prevail

A social studies teacher and AFT Resistance Committee leader reflects on a visit to Hungary, drawing parallels between its former authoritarian government’s attacks on education and historical truth and threats to democracy in the United States. The author urges Americans to learn from Hungarian educators and activists, whose persistent grassroots organizing, broad coalitions and voter participation helped defeat authoritarian rule and begin rebuilding democracy.

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A hand holds a single-dose vial of the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine, made by Merck.
PBS News Hour Classroom October 20, 2026

Doctors Urge Vaccination as Measles Outbreak Grows

The U.S. is facing its largest measles outbreak in 35 years, with more than 4,000 cases and about 95% among unvaccinated people. Doctors are urging vaccination. Students explore why a once-eliminated disease is surging back.

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