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Coronavirus Resources for Students

Writing prompts, lesson plans and student activities to teach and learn about the pandemic.

Writing prompts, lesson plans and student activities to teach and learn about the pandemic.

  1. student opinion

    What Are Your Family’s House Rules During the Covid Crisis?

    Does your family have pandemic rules about screen use, wearing masks or seeing friends? Do you find it hard to abide by them?

    By Jeremy Engle

  2. student opinion

    Is Summer School a Smart Way to Make Up for Learning Lost This School Year?

    Should your school year end with in-person learning that extends through the summer? Why or why not?

    By Shannon Doyne

  3. current events

    Lesson of the Day: ‘A Look at Past Vaccine Drives: Smallpox, Polio and the Swine Flu’

    In this lesson, students will explore vaccination campaigns of the past two centuries. Then, based on their findings, they will make recommendations to President Biden on how to improve the current vaccine rollout.

    By Jeremy Engle

  4. Film Club: Three Short Films Celebrating the Lives of People We Lost to the Pandemic

    How should we honor and remember those we have lost to Covid?

    By The Learning Network

  5. Film Club: ‘An Ode to the Before Times’

    What do you most miss from your life before Covid?

    By The Learning Network

  6. current events

    Lesson of the Day: ‘‘I Will Get Up’: A Hard New Year Greets a World in Waiting’

    In this lesson, students will learn about how countries around the world are viewing, and dealing with, the coronavirus pandemic in the first days of 2021.

    By Nicole Daniels

  7. What’s Going On in This Graph? | First Vaccinated

    How many workers are there in frontline and essential occupations? Who should get vaccinated first?

    By The Learning Network

  8. student opinion

    Do You Want Your Parents and Grandparents to Get the New Coronavirus Vaccine?

    A vaccine against Covid-19 has begun to be distributed in the United States. Do you plan on getting vaccinated? Do you want your loved ones and friends to get the vaccine?

    By Shannon Doyne and Michael Gonchar

  9. student opinion

    Do You Think People Have Gotten Too Relaxed About Covid?

    Coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths are at record numbers across the nation. Do we need stronger public messaging to “scare” Americans?

    By Jeremy Engle

  10. current events

    Lesson of the Day: ‘Who Will Get the Coronavirus Vaccine First?’

    In this lesson, students will learn about how the vaccine is most likely to be distributed and consider the ethics behind who should receive it first.

    By Nicole Daniels