by katherine.hodge | Jul 10, 2020 | blog
You’ll Never Walk Alone By Katherine Hodge, Public Education Coordinator Many things have happened in 2020—many of which I had completely forgotten about due to my preoccupation with COVID-19. For the past many months, teachers made creative changes to...
by Erika Malo | Jun 26, 2020 | blog
Start a Conversation: Classroom Resources about Teaching with Current Events Students are affected by events that are happening in their communities and what they see in the news. Classrooms are great places to engage in conversation about current event topics....
by katherine.hodge | Jun 20, 2020 | blog
Start a Conversation: Classroom Resources About Protest Over the past few weeks there have been countless protests not just across the United States, but around the world. America is no stranger to protests, in fact, the Boston Tea Party was a protest that helped kick...
by Erika Malo | Jun 12, 2020 | blog
Start a Conversation: classroom resources about race and racism This blog is the beginning of a four-part series on classroom resources available to help educators start conversations on race and racism, the history of protest, teaching with current events, and...
by Erika Malo | Jun 5, 2020 | blog
Start a Conversation: resources for educators, families, and communities Questions and conversation are essential tools for the classroom and home. Many students and children have questions about the events taking place in Minnesota’s Twin Cities,...
by katherine.hodge | May 29, 2020 | blog
Shelters on the Move By Katherine Hodge, Public Education Coordinator Movement is a unifying human characteristic. We migrate, travel, and sail the seas. We run around to chase food, religion, riches, glory, or the one that got away. Before fairly recently,...
