Most Recent YES! For Teachers Articles

We all have gifts worthy of sharing. What’s your gift?

This Visual Learning Lesson will get your students thinking about what modern civilization can learn from ancient texts and traditions.

In 2012, Minnuette Rodriguez started a small butterfly nursery to help her students strengthen their connection to nature. As students watch the butterflies’ transformations from egg to adult, Minnuette watches her students

Middle school and high school students constantly hear about the many challenges our society faces—from fracking to police shootings to corporatization. What they don’t hear enough about is what they can do

Take the Ecological Footprint quiz to measure your impact, and explore solutions to leave a kinder, gentler impression on Mother Earth. Bonus: K-12 Climate Change Week activities

Want a motivator to take your students’ writing to a higher level? Here’s an opportunity for them to write for a real audience, and the chance to get published by an award-winning

Leah Berkowitz is a student at West Valley City School in Spokane, Washington. She read and responded to the YES! Magazine online article “Life After Worry” by Akaya Windwood. Read Leah’s essay

Rechanne Waddell is a student at Cypress Springs High School in Cypress, Texas. She read and responded to the YES! Magazine online article “Life After Worry” by Akaya Windwood. Read Rechanne’s essay

Noah Schultz is studying for a double major in human development and sustainability through Oregon State University’s online program. He read and responded to the YES! Magazine online article “Life After Worry”