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Step into a world of educational resources and inspiration tailored for educators on WHUT's Educators Page! Explore a diverse array of featured articles covering innovative teaching strategies, educational trends, and classroom management tips. Dive into engaging classroom lessons designed to captivate students' interest and promote active learning. Discover interactive activities that bring lessons to life and foster creativity in the classroom. Plus, access a curated selection of videos offering valuable insights, instructional tips, and professional development opportunities.
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Ida B. Wells: Pioneer of Civil Rights
After challenging racial segregation on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in 1883, Ida B. Wells, a fearless civil rights pioneer and investigative journalist, became a powerful voice against injustice. Her groundbreaking work in civics and women’s suffrage laid the foundation for modern investigative journalism. With this lesson plan, create with your class a 100-year timeline of civil rights history.
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Changing Seasons – Celebrate Spring
Prepare for Spring with this fun lesson plan for students Pre-K to 2nd grade. Learn about the parts of a plant, seeds, and about how plants grow through media clips, extension activities, articles, and crafts.
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Reading Rainbow Stories
Bring the magic of reading rainbow into your classrooms with these timeless stories, engaging activities, and cross-curricular lessons in STEM and Social Studies, that make learning soar.
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