Trump Impeachment Trial: Analysis of the First Two Days
PBS NewsHour Extra analyzes the opening days of the Trump impeachment trial and offers ways for educators to engage students with classroom questions.
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Impeachment Trial Student Guide
Use this lesson plan and the included resources to discuss the ongoing impeachment trial of Donald Trump with your students.
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Discussing the History of Antisemitism: Classroom Strategies for Awareness
Facing History offers a spectrum of lessons and resources that examine the history of antisemitism to promote awareness and mutual understanding.
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4 Ways to Increase Student Engagement in Review Games
SML blogger Barbara Blackburn explores four ways to drive student engagement in the classroom with review games intended to increase involvement.
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Environmental Justice: A Beacon of Hope
Randi Weingarten writes about the merits of pursuing environmental justice and the integral role our students play in changing the status quo.
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Stories of Black History Month for Kids
Explore these stories for Black History Month for kids grades 5-12 and learn the A-Zs of black history from Angie Thomas to Zora Neale Hurston.
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Democratic Primary Debates: A Student Guide
PBS NewsHour Extra hosts a panel to discuss the upcoming Democratic primary debates and how your students can get the most out of watching.
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Teachers and Climate Change Education
Ami Turner DelAguila contextualizes climate change education for subject-specific approaches. Explore ideas for your classroom with Share My Lesson.
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Australia Fires Burning Since November
Australia fires and the disaster that's been destroying a continent for months. Use this lesson to discuss the impact of wildfires and climate change.
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Iran Missile Attack: Retaliation Aimed at U.S. Forces in Iraq
Use this lesson to explain the escalating conflict in the Middle East after the Iran missile attack seen as retaliation for the death of Qassem Soleimani.
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