Imagine-Curricula Teaching Resources

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The Twilight Zone tackled a diversity of social issues and political statements not seen in shows of its time. Its creator, Rod Serling, believed that controversial messages and dialogues were needed to get a point across, and purposely created a

Subjects:

Other (Social Studies - History), Critical Thinking, Character Education

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

$75.00

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The Obsolete Man: using The Twilight Zone to discuss censorship

By Imagine-Curricula

The Twilight Zone tackled a diversity of social issues and political statements not seen in shows of its time. Its creator, Rod Serling, believed that controversial messages and dialogues were needed to get a point across, and purposely created a

Subjects:

Other (Social Studies - History), Critical Thinking, Character Education

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

$5.00

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Minecraft for Religious Exploration

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Minecraft for Religious Exploration harnesses the power and creativity of Minecraft into the teaching of world religions. This 68-page guide provides instructions for adding Minecraft to existing world religion curricula, or using the app as a

Subjects:

Religion

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Games, Lesson

$35.00

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Harry and You series: Harry Potter and social action

By Imagine-Curricula

Most parents believe that it’s important to instill social responsibility in their children, but it can be difficult to find meaningful sources or projects for tweens to become involved. In addition, many social action projects are not relevant to

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Specialty, Civics

Grades:

4^th, 5^th, 6^th, 7^th

Types:

Activities, Service Learning, Lesson

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Homer's Phobia: The Simpsons and LGBTQ+ rights

By Imagine-Curricula

Social justice is a common theme in the animated television series The Simpsons. While the show admits a slant towards liberalism and the writers seem to embrace appreciation for progressive ideals, the show makes jokes across the political

Subjects:

Specialty, Civics, Critical Thinking

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Service Learning, Lesson

$5.00

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The Animation Series: using animated shorts to discuss values and feelings

By Imagine-Curricula

Capturing a child’s attention today can be difficult. Widespread television viewing, video game playing, and internet surfing has created an environment where children need visual stimulation, and some form of entertainment, to maintain interest.

Subjects:

Arts & Music, Character Education, Cooking

Grades:

2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, 5^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

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To Serve Man: using The Twilight Zone for discussion

By Imagine-Curricula

The Twilight Zone tackled a diversity of social issues and political statements not seen in shows of its time. Its creator, Rod Serling, believed that controversial messages and dialogues were needed to get a point across, and purposely created a

Subjects:

Other (Social Studies - History), Critical Thinking, Character Education

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

$5.00

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The Simpsons series: using The Simpsons for social justice discussion

By Imagine-Curricula

Social justice is a common theme in the animated television series The Simpsons. While the show admits a slant towards liberalism and the writers seem to embrace appreciation for progressive ideals, the show makes jokes across the political

Subjects:

Environment, Civics, Critical Thinking

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Service Learning, Lesson

$75.00

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The Simpsons Religious Series: using The Simpsons for religious discussion

By Imagine-Curricula

In the animated television series, The Simpsons, the Simpson family is often seen attending church, an unusual characteristic of the show, as church attendance is rarely seen or mentioned in other television shows. The characters in the family are

Subjects:

Religion

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

$80.00

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Social Action for Tweens and Young Teens

By Imagine-Curricula

Most parents believe that it’s important to instill social responsibility in their children, but it can be difficult to find meaningful sources or projects for tweens and young teens to become involved. In addition, many social action projects are

Subjects:

Environment, Civics, Economics

Grades:

4^th, 5^th, 6^th, 7^th

Types:

Activities, Service Learning, Lesson

$64.00

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Principled Music series: popular music and social justice

By Imagine-Curricula

Music and social justice have always had close ties. Music has been used for centuries to pass on important life lessons and to motivate change. Many artists have recorded songs that seek to empower the listener to make social change. In addition,

Subjects:

Civics, Music, Critical Thinking

Grades:

9^th, 10^th, 11^th, 12^th

Types:

Songs, Lesson

$64.00

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Story Book Series: using popular books to teach values for preschoolers

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At the preschool age, children begin to understand the concepts of justice and fairness and begin to learn about what is “right” and “wrong”, or “good” and “bad”. These lessons use popular story books to help preschoolers learn the values supported

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Literature, Character Education

Grades:

PreK

Types:

Activities, Literature Circles, Lesson

$74.00

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Eye of the Beholder: using The Twilight Zone to discuss prejudice

By Imagine-Curricula

The Twilight Zone tackled a diversity of social issues and political statements not seen in shows of its time. Its creator, Rod Serling, believed that controversial messages and dialogues were needed to get a point across, and purposely created a

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, Character Education, Classroom Community

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

$5.00

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Social Action: Illiteracy

By Imagine-Curricula

Most parents believe that it’s important to instill social responsibility in their children, but it can be difficult to find meaningful sources or projects for tweens and young teens to become involved. In addition, many social action projects are

Subjects:

Reading, Civics

Grades:

4^th, 5^th, 6^th, 7^th

Types:

Activities, Service Learning, Lesson

$8.00

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Racism: popular music and social justice

By Imagine-Curricula

Music and social justice have always had close ties. Music has been used for centuries to pass on important life lessons and to motivate change. Many artists have recorded songs that seek to empower the listener to make social change. In addition,

Subjects:

Civics, Music, Critical Thinking

Grades:

9^th, 10^th, 11^th, 12^th

Types:

Songs, Lesson

$8.00

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Making Social Change: popular music and social justice

By Imagine-Curricula

Music and social justice have always had close ties. Music has been used for centuries to pass on important life lessons and to motivate change. Many artists have recorded songs that seek to empower the listener to make social change. In addition,

Subjects:

Civics, Music, Critical Thinking

Grades:

9^th, 10^th, 11^th, 12^th

Types:

Songs, Lesson

$8.00

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The Night of the Meek: using The Twilight Zone to discuss income inequality

By Imagine-Curricula

The Twilight Zone tackled a diversity of social issues and political statements not seen in shows of its time. Its creator, Rod Serling, believed that controversial messages and dialogues were needed to get a point across, and purposely created a

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, Economics , Christmas/ Chanukah/ Kwanzaa

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

$5.00

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Girls Just Want to Have Sums: The Simpsons and sexism/gender stereotyping

By Imagine-Curricula

Social justice is a common theme in the animated television series The Simpsons. While the show admits a slant towards liberalism and the writers seem to embrace appreciation for progressive ideals, the show makes jokes across the political

Subjects:

Specialty, Critical Thinking, Character Education

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Service Learning, Lesson

$5.00

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I Am the Night - Color Me Black: using The Twilight Zone for racism discussion

By Imagine-Curricula

The Twilight Zone tackled a diversity of social issues and political statements not seen in shows of its time. Its creator, Rod Serling, believed that controversial messages and dialogues were needed to get a point across, and purposely created a

Subjects:

Other (Social Studies - History), Critical Thinking, Character Education

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

$5.00

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Four O'clock: using The Twilight Zone to discuss the danger of being judgmental

By Imagine-Curricula

The Twilight Zone tackled a diversity of social issues and political statements not seen in shows of its time. Its creator, Rod Serling, believed that controversial messages and dialogues were needed to get a point across, and purposely created a

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, Character Education, Classroom Community

Grades:

6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

$5.00

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