Easy Ways to Build Media Literacy into Your Daily Lessons
August 3, 2025
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Bring media literacy into everyday lessons. Explore ways to help students question messages, evaluate information, and think critically.
Explore new ideas, classroom activities, real-world connections, and stories from our classroom.
Explore.Bring media literacy into everyday lessons. Explore ways to help students question messages, evaluate information, and think critically.
Explore stop-motion animation as a classroom project. Connect creative filmmaking with collaboration, critical thinking, and student learning.
Reflect on your proudest accomplishment this school year. Explain how you handled challenges and what you will carry into next year.
Whispers grow louder in the darkness. Continue this suspenseful story using the required vocabulary and your own creative twists.
A strange device sends you into another time. Continue the adventure using the required words and details about the unfamiliar world.
A mansion’s mirror reveals something beyond an ordinary reflection. Continue the haunted story using the required vocabulary.
Read a passage about lightning and examine its main idea and author’s purpose. Use context clues to interpret unfamiliar vocabulary.
Identify three connected themes in a short story. Combine those ideas into a thematic statement about the story’s meaning.
Elena arrives at school without lunch. Read a short story that begins with her empty backpack and a teacher who notices.