Teaching Resources

This three-page worksheet helps students make an emergency plan, which helps everyone know what to do if an emergency ever happens. It includes family contact details, emergency contacts, an emergency meeting place, neighborhood helpers, and more.

Explore articles by Juliana Ewing, a veteran high school science teacher of 30 years who has taught across the US.

Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya people who fled violence in Myanmar now live in makeshift camps in Bangladesh and living conditions are extremely basic. This lesson explores how the monsoon season affects life in these camps and work that is being ...

Developed by passionate educators during 2024 STEAM Education & Leadership Workshops, the lesson plans shared below bridge STEM education with real-world challenges, nurturing students as problem-solvers and future leaders. They cover critica...

This lesson plan puts a spotlight on the significant challenges facing people with disabilities during serious climate events, like a hurricane or snow storm through a news segment.

A one-minute video, after which students can help start building their own family emergency kit. Students can decide on a place to keep their emergency kit.

This guide shares strategies and recommendations to incorporate disability justice teaching into a classroom. It shares what can be done before, during, and after a lesson.

This is the original webpage for the "Prepare with Pedro" program, featuring videos, storybooks, activities, and teacher guides on staying safe during emergencies. Topics include home fires, taking shelter, washing hands, earthquakes, extre...

This is a digital education resource for ​teachers to think critically about the ​impact of the climate emergency on ​the health and well-being of learners.

Songs that help students engage with real life stories of refugees. The lyrics can be used to spark discussions and debates about identity, belonging, media representation, and how to make refugees feel welcome.