Choose Your Own Current Event Activity: Photography, Pandemic Architecture, Mother's Day and More!
Use this choose your own current event activity with your students to see what's driving the world today and compare stories from around the globe.
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Super Civics 2020: Voting during a pandemic
What is it like to be voting during a pandemic? Use this lesson to explore why or why not people support mail-in ballots and how it may affect elections.
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Shields and Brooks on the Politicization of American Institutions
Use this free current events lesson plan to join a conversation with experts on PBS NewsHour Extra discussing the politicization of American institutions.
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Student Surveys: Capturing The Magic That Occurs in Personal Finance Classes
Read about what a personal finance educator learned from a student survey and how valuable it can be to know what students got out of a course.
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AFT's Reopening Plan: Taking Gradual Steps for Safety
Read this blog from AFT on a reopening plan that takes gradual steps while ensuring we protect communities, schools, educators and students.
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Ahmaud Arbery’s Family Speaks of their Son’s Murder
Use this current events lesson to see what led to the arrest of the suspects in the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia.
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Pulitzer Prize Winners’ Ida B. Wells and 1619 Project’s Nikole Hannah-Jones
Use this current events lesson to explore the work of Nikole Hannah-Jones, the 1619 Project and the contributions of Ida B. Wells.
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Educator Voices: What school means to these teachers and parents during COVID
Listen to these educator voices from around the nation and explore what school means to teachers and parents during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Reaching Out to Students Through Distance Learning Packs
These distance learning packs are the perfect medium to motivate classrooms and provide the ideal opportunity to keep curriculum standards while engaging students.
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PBS News Summary: Choose Your Own Event!
Use this lesson plan with your students to let them choose their own current event in the PBS news summary and explore what's impacting the world today.
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