The 19th Amendment: Building Democracy for 100 Years
Aug. 26, 2020, will mark the centennial celebration of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which guaranteed women’s right to vote and became a milestone on the road to building American democracy. How did we get from the Founding Fathers—that small, brave group of mostly propertied, white men, who took for granted their right to make laws for everybody else—to where we are today?https://sharemylesson.com/collections/19th-amendment-free-resources-wom…
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Back to School: Free New Resources from Share My Lesson
It's already back to school time? I can't believe the school year is finally upon us.
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How to Teach Civics in Action to K-12 Students
The Value of Civics in the Classroom
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Gun Violence: Student voices on the education experience in America
Trigger Warning: This resource contains sensitive content on gun violence.
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Tiroteos Masivos: Cómo hablar con los jóvenes sobre la violencia armada
Mientras se acercan las fechas del comienzo del año escolar los padres y maestros deberían estar pensando en adquirir útiles escolares y lidiar con las emociones del regreso a clases.
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Bigoted Language: Why Words Matter
Standing up to bigoted language
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Classroom Resources: The El Paso Shooting and Anti-immigrant Hate
To help educators make sense of these issues with their students, we have collected a selection of news resources that raise a number of key questions directly tied to the Re-imagining Migration learning arc.
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What do El Paso, Dayton mass shootings say about America?
#8 Top News Lesson of 2019
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