From LRJ
conversation starter
Given the recent national conversation surrounding hate crimes and discrimination, it’s never too early to talk to children about how to be a positive bystander and upstander. Use this guide to begin a lifelong conversation.
LRJ READS
What we read to our children shapes their worldview, potential biases, passions they have and questions they ask.
LRJ Reads is a weekly series that features LCMS members from a variety of vocations sharing a favorite story
that is sure to launch a conversation in your home or classroom.
LRJ READS PHILOSOPHY
READING & ACTIVITY GUIDE
READING & ACTIVITY GUIDE
READING & ACTIVITY GUIDE
READING & ACTIVITY GUIDE
READING & ACTIVITY GUIDE
BUY THE BOOK
READING & ACTIVITY GUIDE
BUY THE BOOK
From The CPH Blog
CLASSROOM RESOURCES FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Check back throughout the month of February for new updates to our Black History Month series.
In this new, year-long American Literature curriculum, high school students are encouraged to study ALL of the voices that speak to the American experience in a way that instills empathy, joy, and an eagerness to better understand what it means to be an American.
homeschool curriculum
During this public health crisis, parents are finding themselves more involved with their child's education than ever before. We think these resources make a great addition to your homeschool curriculum.
A RESOURCE FOR ART TEACHERS OF ALL GRADE-LEVELS
ANTI-RACIST ART TEACHERS is categorized by age of students and provides teachers with fully articulated lessons that reach a variety of objectives for a diverse and inclusive classroom. Teachers at any level of comfortability with these topics will find the site helpful because it includes guides for how to have conversations with students, expand the diversity of artists used in the classroom, and grow further in your professional development as a teacher.
Note: While LRJ fully supports culturally diverse representation and education, the inclusion of this resource is not an endorsement of every idea they share. We encourage parents to use their discretion.
FOR AP ART TEACHERS
Check out this KHAN ACADEMY resource for upper-level high school students; the diversity of work and the importance given to each culture and the media that's used changes students' views of what art is and gives them an appreciation for other cultures.