We are a global community of diverse stories - past, present, and future. Sharing our unique stories helps make a better world as we engage in the philanthropic act of generous listening. The following two resources were written by practicing teachers across the country to guide empathy, decision making, community building, and social justice. Social Emotional Learning: Guides with suggested activities and videos to help students engage in SEL while Learning to Give. Social Justice: Lesson plans by grade level that culminate in a StoryCorps-style project.
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Learning to Give in Your After-School Program
Use our step-by-step mini-courses for teaching generosity and building community connections in your after-school program. Learning to Give’s Free Teaching and Learning Mini-Courses linked below guide After-School instruction and...
Learning to Give Teachers are just like you. They know their students are capable and caring. They expect more of their students and they get it. Here are a few of the inspiring stories of teachers who used Learning to Give lessons to teach knowledge and action of generosity in community....
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How do we empower students to take action to build community? The following activities and lesson plans help you connect learning to community and empower students' voice and choice to take action to make a difference. ...
How do we develop the skills and knowledge to build strong communities? The following activities and lesson plans help you foster a culture of caring, respect, and purposeful inquiry. ...
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How do we build caring communities? We all belong to many communities that form by location or shared interest. When we are in a community, our relationships and goals shift frequently. The...
These focused resources were created in partnership with educators and organizations in a specific region, or for independent schools. Each lesson and activity may be adapted to meet the needs of your students and community. ...
As you empower youth to take voluntary action for the common good, it's best when you're up-to-date on the practice, history, and teaching of philanthropy and community engagement.
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