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Students get straight-up, comprehensive education on climate change and how to be climate change-makers.
Young people across the country are pouring into the streets to protest for social justice. But to create real change, students need to know what comes next.
This visual learning lesson will get your students thinking about displaced migrants and the refugee crisis.
This visual learning lesson will get your students thinking about solar power and unbelievable inventions.
Like any skill, kindness takes practice. Teach kindness and other social-emotional skills with these outstanding free resources from the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation.
This visual learning lesson will get your students thinking about empathy for living things and how humans perceive time.
Since 2011, the Academy for the Love of Learning has used story and art to help strengthen relationships and understanding in Santa Fe classrooms. Now, it’s ready to share its El Otro Lado curriculum with the rest of the country.
There are 469 seats in the U.S. Congress up for election this November 8th. This infographic explores how the demographics of Congress compare to America at large.
This visual learning lesson will get your students thinking about the lives of migrant farm workers, and where their food comes from.
Cross the Line breaks down stereotypes, and allows students a safe space to explore the diverse identities we carry.
How is our climate changing, and what kind of action (or inaction) is causing the climate to change? This interdisciplinary lesson plan will allow students to measure their own carbon footprint, and encourage discussion of ways to lessen the damage we’re doing to our earth.
In 2012, 62 percent of farmers were older than 55, while only 6 percent were younger than 35. As generations age out of farming, who will replace them? This infographic encourages students to think about the future of local food production and what it means to be a new farmer today.
This visual learning exercise will get your students thinking about how gun violence affects their communities, and ways to build safe and healthy spaces for young people to thrive.