525 resources
A movie-study resource for the 2024 film "IF" (grades 7-12), covering character development, symbolism, film techniques, emotional growth, and imagination through 30 activities across a student worksheet, answer key, and teacher guide.
Bring meaningful life lessons, laughter, and literacy learning into your classroom with this engaging Leo Movie Study! Inspired by the popular Netflix musical, this resource helps students explore themes of friendship, confidence…
A movie study resource for the 2024 film 'Orion and the Dark' combining social-emotional learning (courage, fear, resilience) with ELA, science, and critical-thinking activities for grades K-8.
A movie-study resource for the 2024 film adaptation of 'Out of My Mind' (based on Sharon M. Draper's novel), teaching empathy, inclusion, disability awareness, and communication through 30 activities.
🌙 Over the Moon Movie Guide & SEL Lesson Plan (Grades 3–5) Looking for a meaningful Over the Moon movie guide that supports SEL, theme analysis, and cultural understanding?
A 30-activity movie-study lesson plan and worksheet packet built around the 2020 Netflix film 'We Can Be Heroes', covering vocabulary, reading comprehension/retelling, teamwork/leadership and SEL themes, math (word problems, tally charts, coordinate grids), and creative writing, for a core 90-minute lesson or a week of cross-curricular work.
A movie-study packet for Disney's 'Zootopia 2' (2025) teaching media literacy, critical thinking, historical erasure/bias, and ELA skills through comprehension, vocabulary, character-analysis, and data-interpretation activities tied to the film.
120-minute movie-based lesson plan for 'Kung Fu Panda 3' (2016) exploring themes of identity, family, and perseverance for elementary students.
90-minute SEL-integrated lesson teaching the five senses to Grades 1-3, combining a video, guided discussion, five small-group hands-on activities (one per sense), and an SEL reflection circle.
A 2-hour, ready-to-use lesson plan built around viewing the film A Charlie Brown Christmas, combining reading comprehension, vocabulary, and social-emotional learning about friendship, feelings, and the meaning of Christmas.
A grades 1-2 team-building resource ('Adventures in Team Building') of 60 short cooperative games and activities organized by subject area (language arts, math, science, social studies, fine arts) to build classroom community and problem-solving skills.
A grades 1-2 team-building resource ('Adventures in Team Building') of 60 short cooperative games and activities organized by subject area (language arts, math, science, social studies, fine arts) to build classroom community and problem-solving skills.
Engaging and Creative! Help students introduce themselves in a fun and memorable way with this All About Me Science Flask Craft. This hands-on back-to-school activity encourages students to share information about themselves while combining writing, creativity, and classroom community building. Students will complete an engaging science…
Introduce yourself through an art project built around a T-shirt outline. Two prompt layouts provide sections for drawings about favorites, interests, and identity, with sample views showing how responses fit the design. Invite students to explain a chosen drawing when sharing their finished shirt.
Start the school year with a fun and meaningful activity your students will remember, All About My Name ! This resource is a great way to help students open up, share their stories, and learn about each other on the very first day.
A 12-part readers' theater / school play script contrasting a present-day classroom with a 1940s schoolhouse, teaching a lesson about respecting teachers, for upper elementary drama practice.
Interactive SEL social-story booklet ('My Big Feelings') that helps students understand big emotions, identify anger triggers, and learn/practice coping tools.
A 146-page multicultural education curriculum book of thematic units for teachers to build student empathy, inclusivity, and appreciation of human differences (disability, prejudice reduction, women's contributions, immigration, civic action).
A 45-minute lesson plan teaching elementary students about the history of April Fool's Day while establishing rules for kind, harmless pranks and building media-literacy/critical-thinking skills.
April Morning Meetings: A Resource Review An April Morning Meetings is a versatile teaching resource, providing 27 unique activities for primary educators to employ throughout the month of April.
A hypothetical Arctic plane crash gives students a shared problem for practicing discussion and consensus. The slides move the class from an individual item ranking into small-group decisions, then a score sheet supports comparison with the guide’s ranking. Use the reflection questions to examine how students shared time, explained priorities, and responded to different views.
The scenario asks students to rank twelve items after an imagined crash in northern Canada, first independently and then in small groups. A score sheet and instructor ranking support comparison of individual and group decisions. Allow substantial time for discussion, then use the reflection questions to examine how the group reached agreement and what changed. This is a classroom team-building scenario, not practical survival instruction.
An SEL icebreaker game to help students get to know each other, e.g. at the start of the school year.
This activity helps students to ask and answer questions in a collaborative conversation with diverse partners. This is a great way for students to engage with each other and learn more about the topic.