Significance of Biden’s Recognition of the Armenian Genocide
Ask students: Who is the story about? What issue did President Biden address? Where was the Armenian genocide? When did it occur?
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New Resources to Help Grieving Students
Explore free resources for grief-sensitive educators looking for new ways to help their students thrive.
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Podcast Lessons that Showcase Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI)
Use these podcasts to help students learn about the generations of Asian and Pacific Americans who have shaped and enriched America’s history.
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How Pandemic Pollution Contributes to Plastic Problem
Ask students: Who does plastic pollution (including disposable gloves and masks) harm? Where does the problem of plastic pollution exist?
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Teach the History of Policing
Learn about the practices and history of policing and how they're vital to make sense of current events we experience each day.
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Accountability, Justice and Healing After Derek Chauvin's Trial
These activities will help students process their thoughts and feelings in the aftermath of the police killing of George Floyd and the Derek Chauvin trial verdict.
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Brooks & Capehart on Police Shootings and Afghanistan
Ask students: When and where did the U.S. first declare war after September 11, 2001? How might U.S. troops leaving affect both the U.S. and Afghanistan?
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Listen to Teachers: Reopen Safely, and Reopen Better
Detroit teacher Corinne Lyons discusses the importance of listening to educators when planning on how to reopen our schools safely.
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Celebrating Ramadan and Sharing Traditions with Students
Use this blog to learn more about some of the most cherished Ramadan traditions and use a Ramadan lesson plan to help students with learning vocabulary.
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A Diverse, Anti-Racist Reading Guide for Grades 6-8+
Explore this anti-racist reading list for students in grades 6-8 and find ways to promote diverse books and readings in your classroom and at home.
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