Anti-Bias Lesson for Stokes: The Brief Career of the NBA’s First Black Superstar
This AmazeWorks anti-bias lesson on Stokes: The Brief Career of the NBA’s First Black Superstar – written by Ty Chapman and John Coy, illustrated by Lonnie Ollivierre
This AmazeWorks anti-bias lesson on Stokes: The Brief Career of the NBA’s First Black Superstar – written by Ty Chapman and John Coy, illustrated by Lonnie Ollivierre
Dear AmazeWorks community, As the new school year begins, we hope your summer was filled with rest, joy, and rejuvenation. In this newsletter, you’ll find
This AmazeWorks anti-bias lesson on Caged – written by Kao Kalia Yang and illustrated by Khou Vue- contains reflection and discussion questions, journal prompts, extension activities, and
“Choose the great adventure of being brave and afraid at the exact same time.” ~Brene Brown This month, we’re highlighting small and big acts of
This AmazeWorks anti-bias lesson on The Rock in My Throat contains reflection and discussion questions, journal prompts, extension activities, and more. This true story –
An Interview with Hannah Bruner Hannah Bruner–educator, stepmother, and author of children’s book What Makes a Family–started using AmazeWorks curriculum in her classroom in 2019.
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How do I create a meaningful experience when teaching in Brady Bunch boxes? I taught middle school for 15 years, and on the days when
For the last year, AMAZEworks staff, with the help of our incredible teacher task force and community members, have been working hard to update our
These collections of lessons helps guide conversations with children on diverse gender identities and family structures, including gender identity and expression. We know that PRIDE
The AMAZEworks Secondary program embeds Anti-Bias Education Theory. The program empowers teachers by giving them the tools and weekly lessons to have regular, intentional conversations