Thanksgiving offers a unique opportunity for teachers to explore history, culture, and economics, creating lessons that resonate with students of all ages.- Fine-tune instruction
- Identify learning gaps
- Celebrate student successes
Explore The Juice's collection of festive content from our archive to keep students engaged and active in their learning this December.
Every November, we honor and celebrate the rich history and enduring contributions of Native Americans to our nation. If you want to help students learn more about Native American history, culture, and current impact, we’ve curated ideas for you utilizing…
Take a look at some of the highlights in The Juice you may have missed over the summer to keep you and your students up to date with the news.
Pairing longer books (novels, memoirs, biographies) with informational texts and current events articles is a great instructional strategy for ELA or English educators to not only support reading comprehension, but also to help students develop empathy, boost critical thinking and drive engagement.
Explore our list of short videos to support your women's history month lessons in honor of this year's theme, "Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories."
The Juice's Middle Grade author, Jake Burt offers summaries of of his fiction books for winter reading.
The holidays - not just the winter holidays - are a great opportunity for educators to build awareness and empathy in their students. By exploring the many common themes in holidays and world religion, students learn how people of diverse backgrounds practice similar values.
Looking for ways to spice up your curriculum this Fall? We put together a list of our favorite video resources that are perfect for engaging students this season. Regardless of which subject you teach, these short videos pair well with a variety of lessons and texts or can be used as a tool to jump start classroom discussions and writing assignments.
And Continue Celebrating All Year Round!
