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Journeys In Film

We see that Antisemitism is in the headlines again. We created a resource specifically for teaching about contemporary Antisemitism & its ties to white supremacy. The lesson uses recent, high profile examples from the US but the framework can be adapted for any country. Recommended for grades 9-12, higher ed & adult ed. Get it as part of our Schindler's List film guide or download it as a standalone lesson.

Like all of our resources, this lesson is free for everyone.

journeysinfilm.org/product/sch

#Antisemitism #AntiBiasEducation #EnglishLanguageArts #SchindlersList #SocialStudies #SocialEmotionalLearning #Education #Edutooters #Homeschooling @education @edutooters

Journeys in FilmSchindler's List | Journeys in FilmFree teaching resources for Schindler's List. This curriculum guide features lessons across several subject areas.
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Excite students about ways to help the planet! Our Youth v Gov teaching resources can inspire and empower students about youth activism and climate change. For grades 8-12.

Get yours now. journeysinfilm.org/product/you

#Education #Edutooters #HighSchool #MiddlSchool #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #CivicEngagement #SocialStudies #Economics #EnglishLanguageArts #LanguageArts #Homeschooling #Documentary #Film @education @edutooters

A young man of color, his natural hair tied back, raises his arm in a gesture of power, mouth open, expression intense. Left of him a protest sign says: "The Seas Are Rising, So Are We," and to his right, a second sign says: "See You In Court." Bold letters spell out "Youth V Gov" across the bottom.
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Introduce your students to France's first Black composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges with Chevalier. We offer a free discussion guide for this hit Disney film. It's a great tool for launching conversations about the French Revolution, Bologne's legacy, Race and Identity, and more.

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#BlackHistory #SocialStudies #Histodon #Education #Edutooters #Homeschooling @education @edutooters

Detail of the film poster for "Chevalier", showing Kelvin Harrison Jr. as the title character, a handsome Black man in 18th century French court dress, looking confidently at the viewer while holding a violin in his left hand.
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Explore democracy, civics and elections with middle school learners.
We’ve made the Democracy Lesson from our Please Vote For Me guide available as a special download for election season! This lesson includes discussion questions, printable handouts, and a class election activity. Pick and choose what to use!

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#Democracy #Civics #SocialStudies #Education #Homeschooling #Edutooters #MiddleSchool @edutooters @education

Black text over a textured white background says: "Civics Activity and Printables for Grades 6-8". In the bottom right corner, there is the film poster for "Please Vote For Me." The Journeys in Film logo of a colorful, illustrated film reel is in the top left corner.
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🎉Announcing our newest lesson collection: Civics & Civic Engagement! Foster civic engagement and promote critical thinking with civics lessons based on global education films.

Bring Civics to life for Election Season, National Civics Day (October 27), and all year round! journeysinfilm.org/product/civ

#Civics #SocialStudies #Homeschooling #GlobalEducation #Teachers #Teaching #Education #Edutooters @education @edutooters

Black text over a textured white background says: "Civics and Civic Engagement: Lessons for Grades 8-12". In the bottom right corner, there are two Journeys in Film guides, for He Named Me Malala and Crip Camp. The Journeys in Film logo of a colorful, illustrated film reel is in the top left corner.
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Educate your learning community about rising Antisemitism with our standalone Antisemitism Today lesson.

It's is available in our Schindler's List Curriculum Guide & also on its own.

1. Get it on our Schindler's List page: journeysinfilm.org/product/sch

2. Or download it from Share My Lesson: sharemylesson.com/teaching-res

#Educators #Edutooters #Homeschooling #Antisemitism #AntibiasEducation #SocialEmotioalLearning #SocialStudies @educators @edutooters

Text says: "New! Antisemitism Today: A Special Antibias Education Lesson. JourneysInFilm.org."
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Please Vote for Me, about elections for class monitor in a Chinese elementary school, is great for teaching about voting and elections to young learners.

Our Please Vote for Me Curriculum Guide has classroom-ready lessons across the curriculum. Designed for grades 3-7 and adaptable for higher grades.

Learn more:

journeysinfilm.org/product/ple

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#Democracy #Elections #Voting #Civics #ElementarySchool #PrimarySchool #MiddleSchool #SocialStudies #Educators #Edutooters #Homeschooling #Wuhan #China @education @edutooters

Detail from the film poster for Please Vote For Me, showing three Chinese elementary school students standing at the front of a classroom. Their backs are to a blackboard that says: "Please Vote For Me: An Experiment in Democracy by Chinese 8-Year-Olds. Winner Best Documentary Silver Docs." At the top is a quote that says: "Must-see! Thought-Provoking and Achingly Hilarious. - Variety"
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Journeys In Film

Please Vote for Me, about elections for class monitor in a Chinese elementary school, is great for teaching about voting and elections to young learners.

Our Please Vote for Me Curriculum Guide has classroom-ready lessons across the curriculum. Designed for grades 3-7 and adaptable for higher grades.

Learn more:

journeysinfilm.org/product/ple

#Democracy #Elections #Voting #Civics #ElementarySchool #PrimarySchool #MiddleSchool #SocialStudies #Educators #Edutooters #Homeschooling @education @edutooters

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Detail from the film poster for Please Vote For Me, showing three Chinese elementary school students standing at the front of a classroom. Their backs are to a blackboard that says: "Please Vote For Me: An Experiment in Democracy by Chinese 8-Year-Olds. Winner Best Documentary Silver Docs." At the top is a quote that says: "Must-see! Thought-Provoking and Achingly Hilarious. - Variety"
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