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Bias, Power & Belonging: A Lesson Plan for Real Conversations
Bias, Power & Belonging is a comprehensive, discussion-driven lesson plan that challenges students to examine how racial bias and stereotypes operate across four pillars of everyday life — healthcare, housing, employment, and entertainment. Through a powerful mix of video, interactive computer activities, differentiated readings, and data-backed discussion, students move beyond surface-level awareness to confront real systems: who gets proper medical care, who gets hired, who gets housed, and wh
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
African History, Black History
Designing Good Fortune: A Lunar New Year Symbolism & Cultural Design Project
Bring global culture and intentional design into your art classroom. This structured project invites students to explore Lunar New Year symbolism: color, balance, repetition, meaning, and visual storytelling, and then apply those concepts to create their own culturally grounded “Good Fortune” design. 🌏 What Students Learn: • How color communicates meaning (red = protection & good fortune) • How symbols carry cultural identity (dragon, lantern, plum blossom, zodiac) • How repetition and balance
9th - 12th
Art History, Visual Arts, World History
Social Justice Ice Cream Sensory Writing Activity | Digital & Print Project
In this high-engagement Social Justice Project, students step into the role of flavor consultants for a brand like Ben & Jerry’s. They are tasked with designing a unique ice cream flavor that honors a social justice movement, historical figure, or community cause. This isn't just a fun craft—it’s a rigorous sensory writing activity that challenges students to use descriptive details, persuasive language, and research skills to advocate for change.
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Civics, English Language Arts, Social Emotional Learning
Island Nations & City Streets Word Scramble worksheet activity
Celebrate diversity and heritage with Island Nations & City Streets: An AAPI Journey, a Scramble activity that blends AAPI-themed vocabulary, cultural traditions, and critical thinking. Students explore terms connected to island nations, immigrant experiences, and community life, analyze their meanings, and reflect on cultural significance while strengthening literacy and reasoning skills. This activity promotes engagement, inclusivity, and cross-cultural awareness, making it perfect for her
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Art History
AAPI Heritage Month 3D Research Project Cube | Biography Research Activity
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage with this 3D Research Project Cube Biography Activity, a hands-on, student-centered resource designed for upper elementary and middle school classrooms. Students research an influential Asian American or Pacific Islander figure, explore their life, contributions, challenges, and legacy, and synthesize key findings into a three-dimensional research cube that makes learning visual, engaging, and memorable. Perfect for social studies, U.
4th - 8th
AAPI History, Informational Text, U.S. History
AAPI Heritage Month Biography Activity - Tyrus Wong Research Project
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month with this engaging biography research poster project designed for upper elementary and middle school students. Students will research and showcase the life, background, achievements, and cultural impact of an influential Asian American or Pacific Islander figure from history or today. This hands-on, collaborative biography activity is perfect for social studies, ELA informational writing, history, and multicultural units. Studen
4th - 8th
AAPI History, Social Studies, Visual Arts
AAPI Heritage Month Complete PBL Bundle | 5-8 | Choice Board, Rubric + More!
Engage students in meaningful research, analysis, and reflection with this AAPI Heritage Month Project. This project-based learning choice board and corresponding project plans gives students three different prompts and a range of options for which to demonstrate their understanding of Asian American and Pacific Islander contributions to history, science, civil rights, arts, and culture. Students choose the project format that best fits their interests while practicing research, critical thinkin
5th - 8th
AAPI History, For All Subjects
Also included in: AAPI Spotlight Lessons MASTER Bundle + Culminating PBL Materials
Japanese Notan Poster LESSON PLAN + RUBRIC
In this lesson, positive/negative space and the design element of balance will be introduced through Japanese Notan Art. This technique involves cutting out organic and geometric shapes and “flipping” the designs. This teaches the students to think about the positive and negative space they will be creating, as well as contrasting designs. Each student will create a cut paper collage with a composition where both positive and negative spaces are balanced. Students will create a large scale Nota
7th - 12th
Art History, Visual Arts
Also included in: Japanese Notan Poster Project Bundle
NATIONAL ANTHEMS EXPLAINED
🌍🎶 National Anthems Explained A LuminEd Music & Culture Learning Pack for Children (Ages 6–12) Discover how music unites countries, tells stories, and builds identity — one anthem at a time. ✨ What Is National Anthems Explained? National Anthems Explained is an engaging, child-friendly learning pack designed to help children understand what national anthems are, why they exist, and how music represents history, values, and unity around the world. Through guided listening, carefully selected ed
K - 6th
Art History, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Make Your Own Lucky Pouch
Celebrate Korean heritage in a meaningful and age‑appropriate way with this Bokjumeoni (복주머니) Lucky Pouch Craft! Perfect for Lunar New Year, AAPI Month, cultural units, or year‑round learning, this hands‑on activity introduces students to a traditional Korean good‑luck pouch in a simple, joyful format designed for K–2 learners. Students color, cut, and assemble their own 3D lucky pouch, then fill it with drawings or notes about things they feel grateful for or “lucky” to have. This craft support
PreK - 3rd, Not Specific
AAPI History, Asian Studies, Other (World Language)
AAPI Heritage Month Research Project | Asian American Pacific Islander Biography
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with this engaging and meaningful research and presentation project! This resource helps students explore the lives and contributions of influential Asian American and Pacific Islander figures through structured templates and easy-to-follow guidelines. Perfect for 3rd–5th grade, this project builds research, writing, and presentation skills while promoting cultural awareness and appreciation. ✏️ What’s Included: Biography research templates (print & digital-fr
3rd - 5th
AAPI History, Speaking & Listening, Writing
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, SL.5.4
AAPI Spotlight Lessons MASTER Bundle + Culminating PBL Materials
Get all 14 Ready-to-Print Spotlight lessons and answer keys that highlight key changemakers, historical figures, and modern contributors to arts, civics, science and engineering, etc from the AAPI community PLUS a culminating project based learning week long plan and materials. What's Included:Spotlight Lessons: Each lesson features a nonfiction reading passage, vocabulary practice, comprehension questions, and evidence-based writing activities that help students analyze how individuals influe
5th - 8th
AAPI History, Other (ELA), Other (Social Studies)
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Research Project 3D Chip Bag Craft
Heritage Chips: Asian Pacific American Edition Research Project | Printable & Engaging ActivityBring history to life with this creative, hands-on research project that your students will LOVE! In this unique activity, students design their own “Heritage Chips” bag while researching influential Asian Pacific American figures. This project blends social studies, research, and art into one memorable experience that encourages creativity and deeper understanding. Students will research a notable
3rd - 8th
Asian Studies, Informational Text, Visual Arts
Japanese Notan Poster Project Bundle
This product includes everything you need to teach the Japanese NOTAN technique and the concept of positive and negative space in art!Positive and negative space and the design element of balance will be introduced through Japanese Notan Art. This technique involves cutting out organic and geometric shapes and “flipping” the designs.Each student will create a cut paper collage with a composition where both positive and negative spaces are balanced. Students will create a large scale Notan Poster
7th - 12th
Visual Arts
10th Grade Science | Comparative Design Reading Worksheet + Answer Key (PDF)
This comprehensive reading worksheet delivers exactly what your Grade 10 Science students need to master the critical skill of understanding research design and methodology. Designed specifically to foster deep comprehension and practical application, this worksheet transforms classroom instruction by providing a structured, engaging way for students to grasp complex concepts in scientific research. Whether used as a core lesson, review, or assessment tool, this resource empowers teachers to fac
10th
Physical Education
Voices of the Pacific Word Search puzzle worksheet activity
Uncover the language of heritage with Voices of the Pacific: An AAPI Legacy Lexicon, an interactive Puzzle activity where students piece together letters, clues, and meanings to reveal vocabulary tied to AAPI history, culture, and community traditions. As they solve the puzzle, learners practice sequencing, reasoning, and word recognition while reinforcing literacy and cultural studies skills in a meaningful, hands-on way. Ideal for classroom heritage month activities, cultural lessons, or en
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Art History
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