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National Museum of Women in the Arts Curriculum
Their free curriculum, exhibition resource guides, and See for Yourself cards support arts learning in the classroom and highlight the artistic contributions of women past and present. These art lessons are perfect for grades 3-12. Read More
Celebrating the Lunar New Year Lessons & Activities
This lesson covers the first Lunar New Year celebration in the United States, and how Asian Americans adapted throughout the years since to continue embracing their heritage today. Students will: Describe how the Lunar New Year was first celebrated in the United States. Identify the changes and similarities between historic and current Lunar New Year celebrations in the United States. Read More
BUILD’s Branding Fam-Biz Expansion Pack
BUILD, in partnership with Adobe, has created a branding learning curriculum for students 7-12. Educators and students can create free accounts and start building their brand! Read More
Games for Change (G4C)
Digital and non-digital games engaging contemporary social issues have been curated in the Game Director by Games for Change. The list contains over 150 games, some of which are free to play. Read More
Sport and Development Guiding Toolkits
Sportanddev.org offers guiding toolkits to provide advice and guidance on the practical aspects of sport and development. Read More
The Four C’s of Resilience
Annie E. Casey Foundation created the Elevating Youth Engagement curriculum, including the Four C’s of Resilience handout for Module 2.2. These Four C’s of Resilience support wellness and advocacy for young leaders. Read More
Smithsonian Black History Month Museum Collection
Explore Black History Month with your students using lessons, podcasts, activities, and primary sources curated by Smithsonian History Explorer. Examine collections of the Museum’s key resources on major themes in American history and social studies teaching. Additional resources can be found in the main search areas of their website. Read More
Youth Voice Toolkit
Afterschool Alliance has created a Youth Voice Toolkit to support programs and organizations in the initial stages of their youth voice development journey. Resources include the Spectrum of Youth Voice, a framework developed by Dr. Roger Hart of the Children’s Environments Research Group in partnership with Jack Nowicki, LCSW, of TNOYS. Read More
Restorative Justice Resource Guide
The Restorative Justice Collaborative of Utah has created a Restorative Justice Resource Guide for organizations to utilize while advancing restorative practices. The resource guide, also available as a PDF, offers books, theories, articles, videos, and other resources to support practitioners who engage in RJ. Read More