This collection includes resources for teaching US Black History and Global Black History. We recommend the US Black History resources for Civics, Government, and...
“We made Chasing Coral to invigorate discussions around climate issues and activate youth to be a part of the solution. Below you’ll find five resources...
Children of Heaven introduces students to the people and culture of Iran. It’s a great tool for building empathy and broadening horizons through global education....
These Civics Activities and Printables are designed for Social Studies, Civics, and Government classes for grades 6-8. Teaching Tips We recommend screening the full...
These Civics and Civic Engagement Lessons are great for civics, government, and social studies classes. Additional resources for teaching with these films are available...
These Environmental Studies Lessons are great for STEM Learning, Climate Studies, Earth Science, Environmental Science classes, and more. Additional resources for teaching with these...
The Finding Pride: Official Discussion and Activity Guide takes a look at 33 compelling true stories stories divided into six themes or lesson plans....
Golden Age Karate is great for teaching character education, community building, SEL, and service learning. This 5- minute film was a Vimeo Staff Pick! Learn...
Greener Pastures opens opportunities for discussion about life for small family farmers, climate change, family, substance abuse, hardship and resilience, and the US rural...
The Group Discussions Facilitation Guidelines provide suggestions for leading productive conversations that broaden perspectives, encourage empathy, and create safe spaces for student engagement. Spread the...
Use Happy (The Happy Movie!) to explore the psychology of happiness with your students, bolster social emotional learning (SEL) and introduce them to cultures...
He Named Me Malala introduces students to the real life story of education advocate Malala Yousafzai, who became the youngest Nobel Prize laureate in history...
We are pleased to offer an easy-to-use Discussion Guide and a classroom-ready Curriculum Guide for Disney’s Hidden Figures. Literary Connection For a film-book pairing, teach...
Our Just Mercy curriculum guide grounds students in the historical context of US racial segregation and the Civil Rights movement. It’s a powerful tool...
Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet brings Gibran’s famous book to the screen as a beautiful animated anthology film, produced by Salma Hayek. Engage students with classroom-ready...
Landfill Harmonic is an inspirational documentary with key opportunities for environmental education. Looking for more Earth Month films for students? Check out these environment-themed films with lesson...
One Strange Rock is a ten-part National Geographic series that explores the twists of fate that allow life to thrive on earth. These classroom-ready lesson...
Queen of Katwe introduces students to Uganda, chess, and international chess star Phiona Mutesi. It’s also a great tool for starting conversations about the...
Searching for Amani presents a compelling documentary with a young journalist main character that introduces students to Kenya and explores climate change from multiple...
The Teacher Toolbox resources are designed to support educators in a wide range of learning environments. New to our materials?—Start here! Spread the love
The Cup connects with current events through lessons on refugees and the politics of production. Explore Tibetan Culture, Buddhism, Media Literacy and much more...
The Neighborhood Storyteller is an engaging teaching tool to excite students about the power of reading. It also introduces students to current events in...
The Way Home presents an engaging opportunity to learn about traditional Korean culture. Our lesson plans for this film span the curriculum, including Social...
Walden, A Game allows players to explore the life of American philosopher Henry David Thoreau at Walden Pond in 1845. Literary Connections This educational...
Whale Rider tells the story of a Māori girl who challenges generations of cultural tradition and assumptions about gender. Introduce students to Aotearoa /...
This activity encourages learners to engage with a balanced variety of text and media perspectives. The activity also builds belonging and class community by...
Our Women’s History Lessons and resources are great for English Language Arts, Film Literacy, Government, Social Studies, STEM, Women’s Studies classes, and more. Additional...
Bring Youth v Gov to your classroom to engage students around Civics, U.S. Government, Environmental Science and more! We recommend this film and guide combination...