In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, The Aldrin Family Foundation and NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement proudly present, “The First Residents of the Moon and Mars are Today’s Students.”
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Examine Brooklyn’s complex beauty in MCNY’s new exhibition, “The City Within”
Brooklyn’s tremendous cultural diversity and beautiful green spaces creates a complex and dynamic landscape. Explore Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb’s photographs of the “city within the city” in this free curator-guided tour for educators.
Teaching Inclusivity through the Arts
Join us at BRIC theatre-maker and comedian Jess Thom’s performance of Samuel Beckett’s Not I, which integrates ASL interpretation and a Relaxed Performance model as a standard for deeply inclusive theater experiences.
Explore New Civics for All Resources for Teaching Current Issues & Events
Civics for All has created, and will regularly add to, a collection of supplemental lesson plans and resources to aid in teaching current issues and events.
Bring Global Conservation Lessons to your Classroom for Free
Each online story includes interdisciplinary, NYS learning standards-aligned, lesson plans to bring this valuable, interactive information into your classroom.
Explore Block Building in Your K-2 Classroom with teachers from City & Country School
Pre-K through second grade teachers are invited to come to a free 2-part workshop series designed to inspire and refresh you in your practice.