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This illustration shows students engaging in various eco-friendly and sustainability-related activities. One student examines plants with a magnifying glass, another tends to a seedling, and others discuss wind energy and recycling. Symbols of renewable energy, recycling, and environmental conservation appear in the background, including wind turbines, rain, and growing plants, emphasizing education around sustainability and environmental science. The style is simple and vibrant, with a focus on collaborati
Andy Kratochvil October 09, 2024

Bring Climate Education to Your Classroom: 8 Simple Steps for Teachers

Bring climate education into your classroom with 8 simple steps! Empower students to act on climate change through interdisciplinary and hands-on learning.

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poet ada limon
PBS News Hour Classroom October 03, 2024

Art in Action: 'You Are Here' Celebrates Poetry in National Parks

Ask students: Who is Ada Limón? What aspect of the natural world do Limón's poems focus on? Where does Limón set her natural world poems?

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Vance and Walz debate onstage in New York.
PBS News Hour Classroom October 02, 2024

Key Moments From the Walz-Vance Debate

Ask students: Who are the two vice presidential candidates? What do you know about their backgrounds? What were some of the issues highlighted in these clips?

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Students gather outdoors at a climate rally, smiling and holding up a large, colorful parachute banner with messages like “Herald for Climate Action” and illustrations of polar bears and the Earth. One student holds a sign that reads “Future.”
American Educator October 01, 2024

Engaging Students in Civic Action and Activism

See how Share My Lesson supports climate education and student activism for a more sustainable future.

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U.S. Airmen assigned to the 202nd Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers (RED HORSE) Squadron, Florida Air National Guard, clear roads in Keaton Beach, Florida, after the landfall of Hurricane Helene, Sept. 27, 2024.
PBS News Hour Classroom October 01, 2024

Florida Faces Another Round of Rebuilding After 3rd Hurricane in 13 Months

Ask students: Where did Hurricane Helene hit? Where is Big Bend? When did Hurricane Helene hit? Why have recent hurricanes in the Big Bend been so severe?

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Kamala Harris speaks to a crowd about her economic plans.
PBS News Hour Classroom September 30, 2024

Presidential Candidates Lay Out Economic Visions

Ask students: Where are the candidates campaigning, according to this story? How does the economy rank in terms of importance to voters?

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tips for new teachers
Robin Vitucci September 30, 2024

Effective Classroom Management: Tips for New Teachers from Episode 1

Discover practical tips for effective classroom management from episode 1 of AFT’s Welcome-to-Teaching series, perfect for new teachers.

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An exxon sign lit up in dark red.
PBS News Hour Classroom September 25, 2024

California Sues Oil Company Over Plastic Recycling Claims

Ask students: What is plastic made from? Who is harmed by ExxonMobile's plastic production, according to the lawsuit?

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Hezbollah militants at a funeral for those killed by the attacks. Image credit: PBS
PBS News Hour Classroom September 20, 2024

Lebanon Rocked by Second Wave of Attacks Targeting Hezbollah with Civilian Casualties

Ask students: What are some details of what happened regarding the pager and walkie-talkie attacks in Lebanon? What is known about civilian casualties?

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The image shows a street view of downtown Springfield, Ohio, featuring a colorful mural on a brick wall that reads "Greetings from Springfield Ohio." Each letter in "Springfield" contains a unique local scene or landmark, showcasing elements of the town. The mural is located on the side of a building, next to a row of shops, including "Winans Coffee & Chocolates." The street appears calm with a few pedestrians, classic streetlights, and storefronts in a historic area of the city.
PBS News Hour Classroom September 18, 2024

How Life in Springfield Has Been Disrupted by Lies About Its Haitian Community

Ask students: Why have Trump and Vance attached themselves to this example of disinformation or intentional lies about Haitian immigrants killing and eating community members' pets?

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