presented by: PBS Education: Election Central

After a winner is announced in a Presidential election, the U.S. begins a peaceful transition of power from the President to the President-elect in or...

presented by: KQED

January 20 will mark the 58th inauguration in our nation’s history. President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign and subsequent election was inspired i...

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Do Now is a weekly activity hosted by KQED for students to engage and respond to current issues using social media tools like Twitter. Do Now aims to ...

Writable is a free app that helps teachers scaffold the writing process for students and provide consistent feedback. In this activity, students learn...

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Letters to the Next President 2.0 asks students to take a stance on an election issue and share their experiences through written letters, videos, aud...

presented by: New York Times Learning Network

The New York Times Learning Network has put together a great list of activities and actions you can take to talk about difficult issues with students...

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For this daily video, PBS Neshour Extra asks the question: What is the importance of parties to our political system? Included is a video from Green...

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We encourage you to make a plan by playing the Letters to the Next President 2.0 Scavenger Hunt. Join educators from across the country who are makin...

This post from the ASIDE blog – Innovation and Design in Education – which is curated by educators Mercer Hall and Patricia A. Russac, giv...

presented by: PBS Education: Election Central

Students will watch one of the 2016 debates and then hold a debate of their own focusing on the major issues that emerged from that debate. Students w...

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Encourage youth to talk about election issues that matter to them by producing a video letter to our next president. PBS NewsHour Student Reporting La...

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A spoken word letter can express a personal experience with an election issue in a way that a written letter cannot. Spoken word combines the power of...

presented by: BAVC

Lovina Okoronkwo, Rigo Valadez-Bigler and Alexis Hernandez are all part of a recent cohort to earn certificates in video post-production from BAVC’s...

presented by: Fusion

At Fusion’s #DearNextPresident website, you’ll find a range of videos from teachers, students, activists, and celebrities alike that, muc...

presented by: The National Association for Media Literacy Education

This helpful guide, created by the National Association for Media Literacy Education and The National Speech and Debate Association, offers succinct s...

presented by: KQED

Do Now is a weekly activity hosted by KQED for students to engage and respond to current issues using social media tools like Twitter. Do Now aims to ...

presented by: KQED

KQED’s News Education project recently asked middle and high school students to consider some of the major political issues at play in the 2016 pres...

presented by: Mozilla Foundation

Use this meme generator from Mozilla to make and remix your own election-related memes. Quickly describe in pictures and words what you’d want t...

presented by: Mozilla Foundation

Remix this page, built with Mozilla’s Thimble, to quote a candidate and share your own political message in a fun, spreadable way.

presented by: Mozilla Foundation

Use this template, developed with Mozilla’s Thimble, to create and remix your own colorful poster for a candidate running for office near you.

presented by: Mozilla Foundation

This hour-long lesson plan from Mozilla supports educators and learners in composing letters to the next president in Thimble. The plan then encourage...

This election-specific resource from Newsela offers educators and learners a chance to learn more about election issues and collaborate with students ...

presented by: PBS NewsHour Extra

KQED’s Do Now by PBS NewsHour Extra asked: “What would you ask candidates in a presidential debate?” Do Now is a weekly activity hosted ...

presented by: Hypothes.is

Hypothesis is one of several tools that young people will be using to engage with the 2016 election. From fact-checking candidate statements to breaki...

presented by: Student Voice

The Student Bill of Rights is a project of Student Voice, a for-students-by-students nonprofit organization spearheading a social movement to integrat...

presented by: Mozilla Foundation

This activity supports critical thinking and web literacy (read/write) skills related to online news and media. Learners will use X-Ray Goggles to rem...