Resources for teaching about Martin Luther King and Civil Rights

From Facing History and Ourselves Fostering Civil Discourse: A Guide to Classroom Conversations Martin Luther King, Jr.: 50 years worth of lessons from a giant The Philosophy of Nonviolence Taking a Stand: Models of Civic Participation Civil Rights Movement: Race in US History King’s Legacy and Choosing to Participate This lesson allows students to explore Read More…

When Bad Things Happen

From Teaching Tolerance: When bad things happen : help kids navigate our sometimes violent world. From Kylene Beers: Tomorrow is not simply another day at school From Junior Scholastic and Upfront: Chaos at the Capital  and A Failed Attack On Democracy From Common Sense Media: Talking to kids about the violence at the U.S. Capitol From Facing History Read More…