Arab American Heritage Month Lesson Plans and Resources
Arab American Heritage Month is observed each April to recognize the histories, cultures, experiences and contributions of Arab Americans. Arab American communities represent a wide range of national, cultural and religious backgrounds, and these topics can be explored throughout the school year. This curated collection offers free, high-quality and classroom-ready lesson plans, first-person narratives, multimedia resources and activities for K–12 educators, parents and caregivers. Materials from trusted organizations, including Re-Imagining Migration and StoryCorps, including:
- Arab American history, identity and immigration;
- First-person stories and contemporary experiences;
- Art, culture, language and religious traditions;
- Arab American representation and contributions; and
- The geography and diversity of the Arab world.
Educators and caregivers can select resources suited to their learners, classroom context and instructional goals. The materials can complement learning in social studies, English language arts and the arts, whether used during Arab American Heritage Month or throughout the year.
Explore the Arab American Heritage Month collection today and empower students with stories that reflect the diversity of the American experience.
