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Sample AmazeWorks Middle School Curriculum Lessons

Book cover of “Where Are You From?” By Yamile Saied Méndez and illustrated by Jaime Kim. A mustached father wearing a green cardigan, button-down shirt, red pants, yellow hat, and glasses holds his daughter on his shoulders. His daughter’s hair is in pigtails, and she is wearing a pink shirt with her arms outstretched. They are walking through a field with birds flying behind them.

AmazeWorks Elementary Lessons on Latino/Latina/Latinx Identities

“We Are Water Protectors” book cover, written by Carole Windstrom and illustrated by Michaela Goade. An Ojibwe girl stands holding a feather in front of a moon and standing in water with silhouettes of people holding hands in the background.

AmazeWorks Elementary Lessons on Native American/Indigenous Identities

AmazeWorks Business and Operations Director, Melissa Hendrickx, smiling and standing with her arms leaning on a wooden railing against a scenic background of trees and water

The Reflective Teacher Podcast – AmazeWorks Persona Dolls

Book cover of “A Map into the World,” written by Kao Kalia Yang and illustrated by Seo Kim. A child draws a green house with a red roof in chalk on the sidewalk. She is surrounded plants and grass.

AmazeWorks Elementary Lessons on Asian American Identities

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“Lean Into You” Podcast – Creating a Culture of Belonging

“LEAN INTO YOU” PODCAST with Alex Farrell and Wesley Mayes Lean Into You is a self-care podcast to remind Early Childhood Educators the best investment

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Creating A Circle Of Care And Support For Ourselves And Our Children – Webinar Series #2

https://youtu.be/ywJd6XDy0z4 #1 – Letting Go and Letting Growth, 3/11/2021 https://youtu.be/jPXxB2qUbOE #2 – New Beginnings and Growth, 3/18/2021 https://youtu.be/2GsNYzDoth8 #3 – Connection and Growth, 3/25/2021 In

Responding to anti-Asian hate and violence

Here we are again. Responding to identity-based hate and violence an organization, as a community, as a nation, and as individuals trying to process, reckon

Making Sense of it All: Teaching Current Events with an Anti-Bias Education Mindset

The mob attack on The Capitol yesterday has left many educators wondering what to say to their students. Many of us are angry, yet unsurprised

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A Reflection on George Floyd’s Death: Where do we go from here? From helplessness to action

I am marveling at how much things can change in a week. Just over a week ago, I was preparing to write this note about

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Sample AmazeWorks Middle School Curriculum Lessons

AmazeWorks Elementary Lessons on Latino/Latina/Latinx Identities

AmazeWorks Elementary Lessons on Native American/Indigenous Identities

The Reflective Teacher Podcast – AmazeWorks Persona Dolls

AmazeWorks Elementary Lessons on Asian American Identities

“Lean Into You” Podcast – Creating a Culture of Belonging

Creating A Circle Of Care And Support For Ourselves And Our Children – Webinar Series #2

Responding to anti-Asian hate and violence

Making Sense of it All: Teaching Current Events with an Anti-Bias Education Mindset

A Reflection on George Floyd’s Death: Where do we go from here? From helplessness to action

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