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Lesson Plan September 11 2025

Lesson plan: Teaching 9/11 through comics

Learn how comics can be a unique and powerful way to discuss history
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Lesson Plan May 19 2025

Lesson plan: American democracy and you

Learn about the U.S. government and your role in democracy through a comic called "This Is What Democracy Looks Like"
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Lesson Plan April 28 2025

Lesson plan: Civil war in Syria and the human impact

Learn about the Syrian Civil War through news reports and comics
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Educator Voices October 22 2022

Educator Voice: How teaching with comics gives kids the superheroes they desperately need
Watch these highlights from Ep. 2 of Educator Voice on teaching with comics
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Daily Video September 11 2020

What Chadwick Boseman’s death means for young fans
Read about the impact and legacy of actor Chadwick Boseman.
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Post February 21 2020

Educator Voice: Why "There is no better superhero – fictional or not" than John Lewis

"I'm often asked, who is your favorite superhero and what is your favorite comic? The answer is easy," according to this social studies teacher.

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