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.
Read More
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.
Read More
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.
Read More
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.
Read More
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.
Read More
Teaching in the Age of Coronavirus Week 5: "Testing…Testing… Is this thing on?"
High school teacher Sari Beth Rosenberg details her fifth week teaching during the coronavirus pandemic and how it has affected her students' AP Exam prep.
Read More
Brief But Spectacular: Bonding with Family and Friends During the Pandemic
Follow the brief but spectacular video story about a medical student in Harlem and how she keeps connected to her friends and family during the pandemic.
Read More
3 Things to Stop Doing Right Now— Pandemic Edition
#4 Top Blog of 2020While teaching through a pandemic, Amber Chandler explores three things we must stop doing to help focus on supporting the needs of students.
Read More
Thank A Hero Sweepstakes - Ended
This event has ended. Join Share My Lesson and Thank A Hero! Your message of thanks will enter your nominee to win dinner, on us, or books from First Book books, our treat. You can also nominate yourself!
Read More
SEL in a Squiggle
Amber Chandler discusses the popularity of social emotional learning activities including fun and easy ways to properly incorporate SEL in the classroom.
Read More