Subject: Social Studies
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Learning in the Making: Paper Box Motion Story
The Paper Box Motion Story is like a tiny, manual movie theatre! It can be used to summarize information, share learned facts, and even create and tell fictional stories. Follow […]
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Learning in the Making: Revolutionary Screenprinting
Learn about the revolutionary applications of screenprinting in the Black Panther Party and try out screenprinting yourself with this activity video and project guide.
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Learning in the Making: Everyone Loves Puppets!
Puppets are a widespread form of theater and storytelling with varieties and styles across the world. Learn how to make a moving puppet by following along with this activity video […]
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Approaches to Curriculum Integration
This online learning module will lead you through four different possibilities – “approaches” – for integrating maker-centered learning into your classroom or learning space.
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Planting Your Own Garden
Building a planter box is a simple way to start gardening. This lesson will help students build their own planter box using a few simple items they can get at […]
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Strawberries and Labor
In this lesson, students examine an infographic on strawberries and labor that shows the connections between strawberry growing, production, and immigration policies.
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Indigenous STEAM Learning Activities
The Indigenous STEAM Collaborative co-designs, implements, and shares land based educational materials developed in collaboration with families, communities, and educators and research.
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Water Mapping
This activity plan draws on Indigenous observation practices to explore and map all the places water lives around you, where it comes from, where it travels to, and what other […]
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Implementing Meaningful STEM Education with Indigenous Students & Families
This “practice brief” supports educators with strategies to intentionally incorporate Indigenous ways of knowing into STEM learning environments.
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Teaching STEM in Ways that Respect and Build Upon Indigenous Peoples’ Rights
This “practice brief” aids educators in reflecting on and discovering how Indigenous ways of knowing support STEM learning.