Distance Learning Help from One Teacher to Another
Here's a list of helpful distance learning ideas from a teacher who's a seasoned veteran at using technology to engage students.
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Celebration, Conflict and Contemplation: Digital Thanksgiving Activities and Lesson Plans for Students
Take students on a historical journey with our free pre-K12 Thanksgiving activities and resources for use in distance or hybrid learning classrooms.
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Trump Claims Widespread Voter Fraud Despite No Evidence
Ask students: What is voter fraud? Do you think these challenges and recounts will increase or decrease voters’ confidence in the final results?
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COVID Vaccine Announced: What Does That Mean?
Ask students: Do you think a COVID vaccine is useful even if not effective in 100% of people? Why or why not? Why might people hesitate?
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Your Ticket to Health and Wellness
Director of Share My Lesson Kelly Booz discusses a new health and wellness community for educators, school staff and anyone looking to decompress.
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Black Turnout: Why Biden “Owes this Community a Fight”
Do you think certain groups like Black Americans coming out in such high numbers for Biden will affect the outcome of the election?
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News Roundup: Historic and Contested Election; COVID Cases Rise
Use this news lesson to help support classroom discussion of why the 2020 election is both a historic and contested election.
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‘Many Threads, One Fabric’: NYSUT and AFT Weave Together Equity and Inclusion
Learn more about “Many Threads, One Fabric,” a series of virtual conversations with notable antiracist leaders like Ibram X. Kendi and Peggy McIntosh.
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Responding to Crisis Within A Tiered Supports System: How To Launch A School Crisis Plan
Turnaround for Children offers a variety of resources to support and help inform the creation and launch of a school crisis plan.
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Sharing Light and Love: The Great Thanksgiving Listen
The Great Thanksgiving Listen is a national movement that empowers young people—and people of all ages—to create an oral history of the contemporary United States by recording an interview with an elder, mentor, friend or someone they admire.
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