217 products
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$77.00 USD
Humorous Study Platform
Shmoop
Subscription site with humorous courses, test prep and literature guides.
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$0.00 USD
Documentary Segment
The Indigenous Science of Permaculture
“The Indigenous Science of Permaculture” is an essay by writer Rohini Walker, published through PBS SoCal’s Tending Nature project. It explains how many techniques celebrated in modern permaculture—like polyculture planting, cultural burning, and community-based food systems—are rooted in long-standing Indigenous land-care practices. Walker warns that when permaculture is treated as a neutral, technical toolset, it can be appropriated and stripped from those communities. The essay invites readers to see ecological design as inseparable from Indigenous science, relational worldviews, and sovereignty, and it offers a starting point for discussing land, climate justice, and decolonizing environmental education with teens.
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$11.99 USD
Food & Culture Travel Series
Taste the Nation with Padma Lakshmi
A food and travel series where Padma Lakshmi visits communities across the United States through their cuisines.
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Civics Education Site
C-SPAN Classroom
A civics education site with video clips and primary-source activities built around C-SPAN coverage.
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Discussion Guidelines
Israel-Palestine: Avoiding Antisemitic and Islamophobic Hate Speech
Educator guide outlining language to avoid and principles to follow when discussing Israel-Palestine.
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$7.99 USD
African American Food History Series
Watch High on the Hog
Netflix documentary series on African American food traditions.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Met
Metropolitan Museum of Art with virtual tours and educator guides.
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MoMA Kids’ Art Resources
The Museum of Modern Art
MoMA’s collection and online resources for kids learning modern art.
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Anti-Racism Art Lessons
Anti-Racist Art Lessons
Detailed lesson plans for teaching anti-racism through visual arts.
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$68.00 USD
Maya Archaeology Series
Lost Treasures of the Maya
National Geographic documentary series using LiDAR to reveal Maya structures.
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$67.00 USD
Maya Discovery Documentary
NatGeo Lost Treasures of the Maya
Another National Geographic series using tech to uncover ancient Maya sites.
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$12.99 USD
Book
The Queens’ English
Queer inclusive dictionary that explains slang, identity terms and historical phrases used across LGBTQ communities. Handy reference for parents and teens navigating evolving language with respect.
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YouTube Channel
CGP Grey
Educational videos and podcasts explaining politics, geography, technology, and more with simple graphics and thoughtful scripts. Best for older kids and teens who enjoy big ideas in short bursts.
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YouTube Channel
Oversimplified
Fast paced animated history videos that cover major wars and events with humor and simple visuals, best for middle and high schoolers with parental discretion for darker topics.
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Online Program
Ursa Minor Learning
A free, secular Charlotte Mason–inspired homeschool curriculum centered on history and science for roughly grades 7–12. Uses living books and narration with diversity-minded booklists and adaptable year plans. 
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$1,705.00 USD
Online Program
Global Village School
Accredited distance learning school and curriculum provider offering individualized K–12 programs with a focus on peace, justice, diversity and sustainability for homeschooling families.
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$1,399.00 USD
Online Program
James Madison High School
Accredited online high school offering self paced courses leading to a standard or college prep diploma. Suitable for independent teens who want flexible scheduling or need an alternative to traditional school.
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$16.95 USD
Book
Be Gay, Do Comics
Collection of nonfiction comics from The Nib that explore queer history, politics and personal stories. Best for older teens and adults due to mature themes and occasional strong language.
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YouTube Channel
The 1619 Project YouTube Overview
Short video overview of the 1619 Project that introduces its framing of American history around slavery and Black experiences, best for thoughtful discussions with teens about historiography and perspective.
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Podcast
Making Gay History
Making Gay History is a podcast and archive sharing oral histories from LGBTQ+ activists and everyday people. Teens can hear first person stories that enrich modern U.S. history and civil rights studies.
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$0.00 USD
Online Program
A Map of Gender-Diverse Cultures
Interactive online map that highlights cultures around the world with long standing traditions of gender diversity. Teens can explore entries to see how nonbinary identities exist beyond Western frames.
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$40.00 USD
Book
We Are Everywhere
Photo rich history of queer liberation movements around the world, pairing archival images with narrative essays. A powerful resource for older teens exploring LGBTQ history and activism.
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$19.99 USD
Book
The Encyclopedia of Misinformation
Quirky reference book that explains hoaxes, conspiracies, urban legends and media tricks in short humorous entries. Best for older teens and adults curious about propaganda, fake news and critical thinking.
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$17.95 USD
Book
Rainbows, Unicorns, and Triangles
Illustrated guide to LGBTQIA2S plus symbols and codes used throughout history, from flowers and jewelry to flags. Written for children and families, it makes queer culture visible and sparks discussion.