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Black text over a white background at the top says: "Service Learning: Lessons & Activities". In the bottom left there are Journeys in Film lesson plans to help you teach service learning with film, including Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops, He Named Me Malala, and UnBroken. The Journeys logo is in the top right corner.

Get Students Excited about Service Learning with Film

Looking for service learning lessons and community service projects for your classroom? Film is a powerful tool to excite students about service learning: it provides an intimate and engaging look at the work of contemporary activists, many of whom are young people themselves, who are making a difference in the world. Our films show students […]

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Photo of the stone-paved path between upright concrete slabs at the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin. The path leads towards a distant golden light and feels quietly hopeful. White text says: "Genocide Education: Essential Teaching Tools."

Teach Genocide Education with Film

Genocide education is more urgent and timely than ever. We recommend the following films and teaching guides to support you in mindfully teaching Genocide education through film. These materials are appropriate for elementary school, middle school and high school; they can also work well for higher education, adult education, public screenings and community group settings. […]

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Black Text says: "Environment and Nature Lessons Grades 3-12". On the bottom right there are film posters for Whale Rider and Landfill Harmonic. In the top right is the Journeys in Film Logo. These free educational resources are for fun films to teach for Earth Month 2026.

Great Films to Teach For Earth Month 2026

Film is a powerful tool for engaging students across the curriculum (not just in science classes!) about the wonders of the natural world, environmental science, and youth climate activism. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite Earth-related resources (including free PD webinars) to help you inspire your students this year in April for Earth Month, […]

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White text over a green chalkboard background says: "Teach Math with Film". Across the bottom there are Journeys in Film guides for The Cup, Like Stars on Earth, and Hidden Figures. The Journeys logo is in the top right corner.

Teach Math with Film for Math and Stats Month

Did you know you can teach math with film? For Mathematics and Statistics Month in April, we’re highlighting some of our favorite math teaching tools. Our free film teaching guides feature classroom-ready lesson plans across the curriculum suitable for grade 4 all the way to grade 12 — including math lessons! Our most popular math […]

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Text at the top says: "Anti-Bias Education Combating Islamopbhia." Along the bottom there are film posters for He Named Me Malala, The Neighborhood Storyteller, and Wadjda. The Journeys in Film logo is in the top right corner.

Anti-Bias Education: Resources to Combat Islamophobia

The need for Anti-Bias Education Resources to Combat Islamophia is timely and urgent. We recommend the following films and teaching guides to support you in countering Islamophobia in your learning environments. These materials are appropriate for elementary school, middle school and high school; they can also work well for higher education, adult education, HR trainings […]

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Black Text on a White Background says: "Iran: People & Culture. Grades 6-12". On the right there are film posters for "Children of Heaven" and "The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silkraod Ensemble". The Journeys in Film logo is in the top right corner. These free lesson plans can help you Teach about Iran with Film.

Teach about Iran with Film

Film is a powerful way to teach about global peoples and cultures. As part of our global education collection, we are pleased to offer two Journeys in Film curriculum guides to help you teach about Iran with film, plus a curated collection of films by Iranian and Iranian-American filmmakers. Teach about Iran with Film: Children […]

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Teach Anti-Bias Education with Film! Text at the top says: "Anti-Bias Education: Building Understanding and Community" Across the bottom there are posters for Wadjda, Hidden Figures and UnBroken. The Journeys in Film Logo is in the top right corner.

Teach Anti-Bias Education with Film

We have classroom-ready resources to help you teach Anti-Bias Education with film in schools, homeschooling, professional development, community education and other settings. These materials can help you boost cultural competence, reduce implicit and explicit bias, and broaden empathy and understanding in your learning environment. Teach Anti-Bias Education with Film: Instructional Foundations Anti-Bias Education Webinar Our […]

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A collection of Anti Bias Education Resources to Combat Antisemitism from Journeys in Film are in the bottom right corner, for the films Big Sonia, A Promise To My Father, and The Fast Runner. The title in the top left says: "Anti-Bias Education: Combatting Antisemitism." The Journeys in Film Logo is in the top right corner.

Anti-Bias Education: Resources to Combat Antisemitism

The need to combat Antisemitism with Anti-Bias Education is painfully urgent. We recommend the following films and teaching guides to support you in countering Antisemitism in your learning environments. These materials are appropriate for elementary school, middle school and high school; they can also work well for higher education, adult education, HR trainings and professional […]

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An awards-style statuette is posed with arms flung outwards in a gesture of triumph like a runner crossing a finish line. Gold confetti rains down from the op. Text says: "Teach with Oscar Winners. Celebrating Critically-Acclaimed Films Ready for Your Classroom. #TeachWithFilm

Teach with Oscar Movies

Teach with Oscar movies to boost student engagement across the curriculum! We are proud to offer free, classroom-ready lesson plans and discussion guides to make it easy to teach with Oscar winners and Oscar-nominated films. Bridge of Spies Bridge of Spies received six nominations. They were for Best Supporting Actor (Mark Rylance), Best Picture, Best […]

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Dark text over a white background says: "Music Education Lessons Grades 2-12. On the bottom right, there are film posters for Summer of Soul and Call Me Dancer. The Journeys in Film logo is in the top right corner. These are the perfect lessons to teach with for Music in Our Schools Month.

Music in Our Schools Month: Teach with Film

March is Music in Our Schools Month. Celebrate with these beautiful films plus our free lesson plans to boost student engagement across the curriculum including Music Education, Language Arts, Social Studies, History, Environmental Science and more! For grades 2 and up. New for Music in Our Schools Month 2026: Call Me Dancer Call Me Dancer […]

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