The struggle for women's equality isn't over. Use these resources in your classroom to discuss the modern-day fight for political equality.
With summer approaching, it's time to figure out ways to keep mixing it up, even after the school year ends!
This web-exclusive curriculum is proven to counteract gender bullying in the early grades.
Teaching Tolerance offers activities and resources about the winding road toward, and away from, integrated schooling in the U.S.
Posters put a stop to teasing as students learn more about each other.
A photo prompt helps students experience history.
Examining the escalation from name-calling to genocide
Helping students gain perspective on difficulties of learning a new language.
Using literature to help high school students examine the violence and loss of innocence of the 1960s
Math equations add up to help teach tolerance
Have we really learned how to break down barriers?
Classroom experiences that critically investigate the causes and meaning of poverty in our own nation offer students tools for change, and new ways to interpret the world around them.
A recent wave of noose incidents – particularly those on school campuses – has raised alarm among adults and questions from young people.
An Australian story inspires a traveling reader's theater
A lyric-based learning program that helps students analyze songs on their own
Lesson on 'unbranding' guides students toward diversity appreciation
Period songs give students an understanding of early 19th century labor conditions
Teaching Tolerance considers the legacy of Dr. King's dream of a just and equal society for all and how much of the dream remains deferred.
Blending literature and puppetry is an excellent medium to provide a safe and non-threatening environment for children to explore many life issues.
Substitute teachers face intolerance nearly every day.
What if students had to articulate a "direction" or belief about prejudice through text and images?
My freshman English students struggle to connect with the reality of legal segregation as an influential and tangible element of our country's historical past.
At the beginning of each term, in junior- and senior-level courses, I have my students get to know each other.
After Barack Obama's election, some Americans responded with racism and bigotry.
This lesson will guide students through their human right to education and help them evaluate how well the world is doing when it comes to providing a free, equal, quality education to our youth.
This lesson will guide students through their human right to education and help them evaluate how well the world is doing when it comes to providing a free, equal, quality education to our youth.
Identifying ways to promote acceptance and friendship
A biography study of "Great Peacemakers of the World"
A lesson that encourages students to examine what it means to relate to others
This activity can help students make a personal connection to a seemingly abstract theme at the beginning of a lesson or as a culminating activity.
What are some characteristics your students associate with elderly people?
Students learn about advertising and find common ground with their peers by coming together to create a "brand" for themselves.
Distribute Lifesavers in the cafeteria to start Mix Up lunchtime conversations.
February is a time often reserved for the celebration of past leaders and visionaries who fought peacefully and intellectually to provide us with more opportunities for a more privileged future.
Many schools observe Women's History Month as a way to highlight contributions women have made in the past. This lesson encourages you to help students explore the positive impact of girls and women on their own lives and communities today.
Help your students understand the Employee Free Choice Act, a major change in labor law that will be considered by Congress.
Always guard against the tendency to believe that everyone within a given identity group believes the same way.
Teachers can use these quotes from famous individuals to facilitate student reflection on the importance of conflict resolution.
Ethnobotany, a specialized field of science that studies the interrelationships between humans and plants, can provide a "hook" for exploring and understanding cultural diversity and ethnic traditions. Social studies themes offer another springboard for exploring the historical relationships that different cultural communities have with plants.
Discussion topics and writing themes that can be explored with the story Crocodile and Ghost Bat Have a Hullabaloo. This story and accompanying activities are excerpted from Teaching Tolerance’s curriculum, Rhinos and Raspberries, Tolerance Tales for the Early Grades.
Almost every person in the U.S. has an immigration history, whether in the distant familial past or in more recent times. As a nation of immigrants, the United States has long struggled with how best to create unity within a pluralistic society, as typified in the motto on the Great Seal of the United States (and the dollar bill): E Pluribus Unum.
Early grades lesson to confront gender stereotypes.
Early grades activity to confront gender stereotypes.
Early grades activity to confront gender stereotypes.
Sometimes we say something to another person that we believe is true because of their gender.
Early grades activity designed to confront gender stereotypes.
Activity Ideas
Activity Ideas
Teaching Tolerance offers activities and resources about the winding road toward, and away from, integrated schooling in the United States
This activity will remind students that no one deserves to be bullied and that everyone has a responsibility to report unkind acts.
Links:
[1] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/women-and-political-power
[2] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/gender-equity
[3] http://www.tolerance.org/category/anti-bias-domain/justice
[4] http://www.tolerance.org/category/level/grades-6-8
[5] http://www.tolerance.org/category/level/grades-9-12
[6] http://www.tolerance.org/category/subject/reading-and-language-arts
[7] http://www.tolerance.org/category/subject/social-studies
[8] http://www.tolerance.org/category/subject/ell-/-esl
[9] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/stay-mix-summer-service
[10] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/mix-it
[11] http://www.tolerance.org/category/anti-bias-domain/action
[12] http://www.tolerance.org/category/level/pre-k-k
[13] http://www.tolerance.org/category/level/grades-1-2
[14] http://www.tolerance.org/category/level/grades-3-5
[15] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/peer-exclusion
[16] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/bullying
[17] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/timeline-school-integration
[18] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/philosophy-and-tactics
[19] http://www.tolerance.org/category/subject/arts
[20] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/identity-posters
[21] http://www.tolerance.org/category/anti-bias-domain/diversity
[22] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/riding-rosa
[23] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/events
[24] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/ladder-prejudice
[25] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/race-and-ethnicity
[26] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/interviewing-immigrants
[27] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/immigration
[28] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/mystery-and-mayhem
[29] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/resistance-and-obstacles
[30] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/using-objects-object-objectification
[31] http://www.tolerance.org/category/subject/math-and-technology
[32] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/boundary-crossing
[33] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/historical-primer-economic-inequality
[34] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/wealth-and-poverty
[35] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/history-other-hate-symbols
[36] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/readers-theater-hullaballoo-australian-folk-tale
[37] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/music-and-lyrics
[38] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/school-culture
[39] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/unbranding-encourage-appreciation-diversity
[40] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/media-literacy
[41] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/understanding-past-and-present-labor-injustice-through-music
[42] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/lesson-dr-king-and-movement
[43] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/puppets-and-tolerance
[44] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/exercise-kindness
[45] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/cds-creating-direction
[46] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/race-card
[47] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/dinner-two
[48] http://www.tolerance.org/category/subject/science-and-health
[49] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/obama-backlash-incidents-americas-schools
[50] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/f-fair
[51] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/rights
[52] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/education-evaluation
[53] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/friendship-pizza
[54] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/we-are-peacemakers
[55] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/how-do-we-get-along
[56] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/flags-peace
[57] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/it-okay-go-gray
[58] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/appearance
[59] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/maintaining-our-brand
[60] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/lifesavers-lunchroom-lunch-day-mixer
[61] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/peaceful-lessons-peaceful-leaders-im-leader-too
[62] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/what-we-learn-women-and-girls
[63] http://www.tolerance.org/exchange/making-sense-employee-free-choice-act
[64] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/religion
[65] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/checking-stereotypes
[66] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/conflict-resolution-and-peace
[67] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/harvesting-interrelationships-between-humans-and-plants
[68] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/activity-ideas-use-crocodile-and-ghost-bat-have-hullabaloo
[69] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/immigrants-and-us
[70] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/role-exclusion
[71] http://www.tolerance.org/category/classroom-resources/gender-expression
[72] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/teasing-about-gendered-activities-traits-or-possessions
[73] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/biased-judgments
[74] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/gendered-beliefs
[75] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/highlighting-gender
[76] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/promise-brown
[77] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/little-rock-nine-activities
[78] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/school-segregation-today
[79] http://www.tolerance.org/activity/bullies-act-out
[80] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources
[81] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources?page=2
[82] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources?page=1
[83] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources?page=4
[84] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources?page=5
[85] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources?page=6
[86] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources?page=7
[87] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources?page=8
[88] http://www.tolerance.org/classroom-resources?page=9