- US History / America …during the years of 1935 – 1939
- Lesson for Bullying And Anti-Bullying
One teachers approach to preventing gender bullying in a classroom
Bullying: A Case Study in Ostracism
Bullying and Anti-Bullying in Personal Life & History
“Stop the Bullying!” Table of Contents along with a sample lesson - Lessons: New for Constitution Day 2011
- Zinn Education Project
Teach outside the textbook 10 New Teaching Activities Now Available at http://zinnedproject.org
The Zinn Education Project has just posted 10 new teaching resources at our website!
These include a dramatic role play about the little-known Japanese Latin American internment during World War II; an article on working with Lewis Hine's photos of child labor; activities on the first-ever Indigenous People's Summit on Climate Change; and a role play that puts students in the position of being members of the American Anti-Slavery Society, who must choose the most effective ways to fight slavery. Visit the website to see all 10 of the new teaching tools we have available. - World Peace Game and Other 4th Grade Achievements with John Hunter
- Plans for celebrating a family Fourth of July
- Lessons on Bin Laden and Terrorism
Bin Laden Provoked a U.S. "War on Terror" That Strengthened His Movement
Islamist Terrorism From 1945 to the Death of Osama bin Laden - THE WORLD OF LABOR — May 1, 2011 By Harry Kelber
- Founding Fathers
- Lessons on IMmigration: Take our quiz: What century are they from?
History is repeating itself. Can you tell the difference? - Subject: I challenge you / Great Geography Lesson / Map Game
- Meet the Students of World Savvy
- Lessons: Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Martin Luther King You Don't See on TV
Beyond Vietnam -- A Time to Break Silence - Lessons: Auschwitz
The British PoW who broke into Auschwitz — and survived
Denis Avey: ‘Auschwitz wasn´t inhuman. It was bestial’ — Telegraph - Women heroes
- The Right to a Future: Urgent Need for a New Lens and Lexicon for Conveying Climate Collapse
- End of the World The 12-yr-old who Rocked the Earth Summit
- History Lesson: Blacks in the White House
Good information and slide show for you, your children and grandchildren to view on the history of access for black people to the Whitehouse. - Celebrate Heroes and Heroines of the Civil Rights Movement
- ‘If There Is No Struggle…’ Teaching a People´s History of the Abolition Movement
- Perception - Tell Them to Come to Afghanistan and Make Friends
- Economics - Free Trade Doesn´t Work: What Should Replace It and Why
- History Review Lesson - Why women should vote
- Important News From KIDS
Innovative Program Engaging Young People in Addressing Hunger Issues Reaches Spanish-speaking Education Communities - A poem on Immigration
- The Fifty Most Influential Progressives of the Twentieth Century
- Classroom Zoom
- I Think: Thematic Units
- Exciting new civics web resource Courts in the Classroom
- Artifact Lab
- 10 terms not to use with Muslims (PDF)
- Future Stewards for the National Parks: Clean Air and Climate Change Activity Booklet
- Cuisine and Food cost differences in the world
- Migration and the Black Family: Pressures and Opportunities - 1450 to the Present ( PowerPoint Presentation )
- Video: Yes, They Can: Bronx students discuss Obama´s race speech
- Navajo Story Cord and People make a Difference
- Lesson for Poverty, game and cards (PDF)
- Lesson for Pre-Post Activity for Farming for the Future/Starvation or Survival
- Lesson for The Little Red Hen (Nicaraguan “Little Red Hen”, Mozambican “Peasant Rabbit”, and “The Tortoise and the Elephant”, and accompanying lessons)
- Constitutional Rights Foundation ( CRF )
- Lesson for African Numbers (PDF)
- Lesson On Islam
- Lesson for Landmines
Bill of Rights Institute ( BRI )
Subscribe to Bill of Rights eLesson/Email Newsletter
- Twitter and Student Free Speech
- Hurricane Irene and the Constitution
- Constitution Day is coming - Are you ready?
- Constitutional Principles and the Death of Osama bin Laden
- The Founding Documents: A Three-Act Drama
- Are actions part of free speech?
Texas v. Johnson - Does the First Amendment give you the right to lie?
The Stolen Valor Act and False Speech - March 2011: Women´s History Month: Anne Hutchinson and Colonial Religious Liberty
- George Washington´s words on Religious Liberty | Constitution Courier eLesson
- The Healthcare Act, Federalism, and the Commerce Clause | Bill of Rights in the News Constitution Courier
- Check Out these Great Constitution Day Resources
The Choices Program: Teaching with the news
Colonial Williamsburg Teacher Gazette
Science:
- I Belong: culturally-responsive interventions for science instruction
- Islamic Science Rediscovered
California Premiere
Limited Engagement. Opens Saturday September 3, 2011.
History: Published on Truthout