Blog Articles for Educators

Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1933-2020) Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a champion of gender equality. She started out her career as an attorney, judge, and then a Justice of the Supreme Court....

Answers can be found at the bottom of the page.  Which of these laws still exist in the United States? A. Women cannot wear sleeveless tops of dresses to Congress....

Cut and Paste Timeline Start out with a lesson on the civil rights movement and what social movements are. Many key events took place over several decades that molded the...

Age Level 6-9 28 Days: Moments in Black History that Changed the World By: Charles Smith Illustrated by: Shane Evans Genre: Nonfiction  Each day in the book features a different...

First, it is important to drill in that Black history is American history and it should be taught throughout the entire year; not just the month of February. Many teachers...

Kahoot Kahoot is a classic. Everyone loves Kahoot. Kahoot is an interactive quiz app. Teachers or students can create multiple-choice quizzes. Students use their own phones to answer the questions....

Elevating the voices of students is vital for many reasons. The more of a voice and choice that students have has proven to raise student achievement substantially. When students have...