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ELL and Literacy Curriculum

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Making Connections: Engaging Students in Language, Literacy, and Global Issues

Making Connections: Engaging Students in Language, Literacy, and Global Issues (Softcover)

Making Connections is a new research-based textbook that helps students develop English language skills through highly engaging real-world investigations of current global issues.

Overview:

Grades: 6-12
Subjects: ELL and Literacy, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 240 pages | ISBN 9780981557755 | $27.95
Teacher's Guide: 352 pages | ISBN 9780981557748 | $42.95

Language Arts Curriculum

Learn more about the following language arts curriculum:

Making Connections: Engaging Students in Language, Literacy, and Global Issues
Engaging Students Through Global Issues: Activity-Based Lessons and Action Projects
Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions
It's All Connected: A Comprehensive Guide to Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions
Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades: A K-4 Curriculum Guide

Making Connections: Engaging Students in Language, Literacy, and Global Issues (Softcover)

Making Connections is a new research-based textbook that helps students develop English language skills through highly engaging real-world investigations of current global issues.

Overview:

Grades: 6-12
Subjects: ELL and Literacy, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 240 pages | ISBN 9780981557755 | $27.95
Teacher's Guide: 352 pages | ISBN 9780981557748 | $42.95

Additional Curriculum for Language Arts

The following curriculum resources contain a number of language arts-based lessons.

Engaging Students Through Global Issues: Activity-Based Lessons and Action Projects (Softcover)

Engaging Students Through Global Issues is an activity-based, interdisciplinary lesson plan book that contains 40 lessons that can be used alone or in conjunction with Facing the Future's student textbooks. Seven language arts lessons in this lesson book support students in developing skills in non-fiction reading, writing, and media literacy. Language-focused lessons include "Who are the Nacirema?," "What’s in the News," and "Are You Buying This?"

Overview:

Grades: 5-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Teacher Lesson Plan Book: 264 Pages | ISBN 0971100551 | $29.95

Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions (Softcover)

This textbook makes connections between global issues and sustainable solutions. Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions can be used as a stand-alone text for a global issues course or as a supplemental text for other classes. This textbook includes a variety of non-fiction readings that can be utilized in a language arts class.

Overview:

Grades: 6-8
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 55 pages | ISBN 0971100527 | $14.95

It's All Connected: A Comprehensive Guide to Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions (Softcover)

This textbook is a resource for teaching about global issues and sustainability in our ever changing, complex world. It’s All Connected can be used as a stand-alone text for a global issues course or as a supplemental text for other classes. It includes a variety of non-fiction readings that can be utilized in a language arts class.

Overview:

Grades: 9-12, Undergraduate
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 144 pages | ISBN 0971100543 | $24.95

Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades: A K-4 Curriculum Guide (Softcover)

Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades contains a set of four multi-faceted lessons covering topics such as identity and culture, food, biodiversity, and systems through diverse perspectives and learning modes. All lessons tie in with a variety of popular children’s literature to support comprehension of these topics. A number of pre-, during, and post-reading activities widen students’ global perspective.

Overview:

Grades: K-4
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Teacher Lesson Plan Book: 64 Pages | ISBN 9780971100596 | $19.95

Math Curriculum

Learn more about the following math curriculum:

Real World Math: Engaging Students Through Global Issues
Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 6-8
Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 9-12
Engaging Students Through Global Issues: Activity-Based Lessons and Action Projects

Real World Math: Engaging Students Through Global Issues (Softcover)

Real World Math promotes student engagement by providing real-world data on global issues with a focus on practical solutions. The student workbook and corresponding teacher’s guide concentrate on foundational algebra and geometry concepts. All lessons are aligned with National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards and Expectations.

Overview:

Grades: 6-9
Subject: Math
Student Textbook: 75 pages | ISBN 9780981557731 | $14.95
Teacher's Guide: 148 pages | ISBN 9780981557724 | $29.95

Additional Curriculum for Math

The following curriculum resources contain a number of math-based lessons.

Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 6-8 (Downloadable PDF)

This interdisciplinary two-week curriculum unit encourages students to think critically about climate change and to collaborate to devise solutions. Students learn about climate change within a systems framework, examining interconnections among environmental, social, and economic issues. A number of lessons and extensions support students in applying mathematics concepts such as graphing and solving equations. Math focused lessons include "Carbon Dioxide Trends," "Energy Exploration," "How Much Does Carbon Cost," and others.

Overview:

Grades: 6-8
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 128 pages
$19.95 value, available FREE thanks to funding from the Hewlett-Packard Company

Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 9-12 (Downloadable PDF)

This interdisciplinary two-week curriculum unit encourages students to think critically about climate change and to collaborate to devise solutions. Students learn about climate change within a systems framework, examining interconnections among environmental, social, and economic issues. A number of lessons and extensions support students in applying mathematics concepts such as graphing and solving equations. Math focused lessons include "Carbon Dioxide Trends," "Energy Explorations," "How Much Does Carbon Cost," and others.

Overview:

Grades: 9-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 125 pages
$19.95 value, available FREE thanks to funding from the Hewlett-Packard Company

Engaging Students Through Global Issues: Activity-Based Lessons and Action Projects (Softcover)

This activity-based, interdisciplinary lesson book contains 40 lessons that can be used alone or in conjunction with Facing the Future's student textbooks. A number of lessons and extensions support students in applying mathematics concepts such as exponential growth, graphing, and averaging. Math focused lessons include "How Big is a Billion?", "Living the Good Life", "Taxes: Choices and Trade-offs," and others.

Overview:

Grades: 5-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Teacher Lesson Plan Book: 264 Pages | ISBN 0971100551 | $29.95

Science Curriculum

Learn more about the following science curriculum:

Buy, Use, Toss? A Closer Look at the Things We Buy
Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 6-8
Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 9-12
Engaging Students in Conservation: Protecting the Endangered Snow Leopard
Engaging Students Through Global Issues: Activity-Based Lessons and Action Projects
Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions
It's All Connected: A Comprehensive Guide to Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions
Making Connections: Engaging Students in Language, Literacy, and Global Issues
Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades: A K-4 Curriculum Guide
Understanding Sustainability: Two-Week Unit for Life, Physical, and Earth Sciences Grades 6-8

Buy, Use, Toss? A Closer Look at the Things We Buy (Downloadable PDF)

Buy, Use, Toss? is an interdisciplinary unit that includes ten fully-planned lessons. This unit is correlated with national science and social studies standards and will lead your students through an exploration of the system of producing and consuming goods that is called the materials economy.

Overview:

Grades: 9-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 105 pages
$19.95 value, available for FREE download

Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 6-8 (Downloadable PDF)

Climate Change, Grades 6-8 is a two-week curriculum unit that encourages students to think critically about climate change and to collaborate to devise solutions. Students learn about climate change within a systems framework, examining interconnections among environmental, social, and economic issues.

Overview:

Grades: 6-8
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 128 pages
$19.95 value, available FREE thanks to funding from the Hewlett-Packard Company

Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 9-12 (Downloadable PDF)

Climate Change, Grades 9-12 is a two-week curriculum unit that encourages students to think critically about climate change and to collaborate to devise solutions. Students learn about climate change within a systems framework, examining interconnections among environmental, social, and economic issues.

Overview:

Grades: 9-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 125 pages
$19.95 value, available FREE thanks to funding from the Hewlett-Packard Company

Engaging Students in Conservation: Protecting the Endangered Snow Leopard (Downloadable PDF)

Engaging Students in Conservation is an interdisciplinary 1-2 week unit developed in collaboration with the Snow Leopard Trust. It includes five dynamic lessons and culminates with a service learning project. Though the lessons are designed as a comprehensive unit, each lesson can stand alone.

Overview:

Grades: 5-8
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 86 pages
$14.95 value, available for FREE download

Engaging Students Through Global Issues: Activity-Based Lessons and Action Projects (Softcover)

Engaging Students Through Global Issues is an activity-based lesson book that contains 40 inspiring lessons. These lesson plans are designed to help students understand complex global issues and sustainable solutions. Each lesson offers creative tools for students to take action in their local and global communities.

Overview:

Grades: 5-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Teacher Lesson Plan Book: 264 Pages | ISBN 0971100551 | $29.95

Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions (Softcover)

Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions can be used to inform, inspire, and motivate students. It is an ideal resource to teach core subjects using global issues and sustainability as a contextual framework or as a stand-alone introductory global issues and sustainability course.

Overview:

Grades: 6-8
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 55 pages | ISBN 0971100527 | $14.95

It's All Connected: A Comprehensive Guide to Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions (Softcover)

It's All Connected is the ultimate resource for teaching about global issues and sustainability in our ever changing and complex world. This textbook provides a thorough overview of global issues, as well as in-depth explorations of particular topics, debates, and solutions.

Overview:

Grades: 9-12, Undergraduate
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 144 pages | ISBN 0971100543 | $24.95

Making Connections: Engaging Students in Language, Literacy, and Global Issues (Softcover)

Making Connections is a new research-based textbook that helps students develop English language skills through highly engaging real-world investigations of current global issues.

Overview:

Grades: 6-12
Subjects: ELL and Literacy, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 240 pages | ISBN 9780981557755 | $27.95
Teacher's Guide: 352 pages | ISBN 9780981557748 | $42.95

Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades: A K-4 Curriculum Guide (Softcover)

Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades contains a set of four multi-faceted lessons covering topics such as identity and culture, food, biodiversity, and systems through diverse perspectives and learning modes. This book features hands-on activities, teacher background reading, vocabulary, extension and service learning opportunities, and assessment rubrics.

Overview:

Grades: K-4
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Teacher Lesson Plan Book: 64 Pages | ISBN 9780971100596 | $19.95

Understanding Sustainability: Two-Week Unit for Life, Physical, and Earth Sciences Grades 6-8 (CD or Downloadable PDF)

Understanding Sustainability is a flexible, self-contained two-week curriculum unit aligned with national science standards for middle school educators to teach sustainability issues.

Thanks to funding from The Russell Family Foundation, a version of this unit is available for Washington State teachers free of charge. Contact us to request a copy.

Thanks to designated funding from the Marine Conservation Alliance Foundation and the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, a version of the unit is also available free of charge to classroom educators in Alaska. Contact us to request a copy.

Overview:

Grades: 6-8
Subject: Science
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 72 Pages | ISBN 9780981557700 | CD $24.95 | Downloadable PDF $19.95

Social Studies Curriculum

Learn more about the following social studies curriculum:

Buy, Use, Toss? A Closer Look at the Things We Buy
Climate Change Connections and Solutions, Grades 6-8
Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 9-12
Engaging Students in Conservation: Protecting the Endangered Snow Leopard
Engaging Students Through Global Issues: Activity-Based Lessons and Action Projects
It's All Connected: A Comprehensive Guide to Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions
Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions
Making Connections: Engaging Students in Language, Literacy, and Global Issues
Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades: A K-4 Curriculum Guide
Understanding Sustainability: Two-Week Unit for Social Studies Grades 9-12

Buy, Use, Toss? A Closer Look at the Things We Buy (Downloadable PDF)

Buy, Use, Toss? is an interdisciplinary unit that includes ten fully-planned lessons. This unit is correlated with national science and social studies standards and will lead your students through an exploration of the system of producing and consuming goods that is called the materials economy.

Overview:

Grades: 9-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 105 pages
$19.95 value, available for FREE download

Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 6-8 (Downloadable PDF)

Climate Change, Grades 6-8 is a two-week curriculum unit that encourages students to think critically about climate change and to collaborate to devise solutions. Students learn about climate change within a systems framework, examining interconnections among environmental, social, and economic issues.

Overview:

Grades: 6-8
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 128 pages
$19.95 value, available FREE thanks to funding from the Hewlett-Packard Company

Climate Change: Connections and Solutions, Grades 9-12 (Downloadable PDF)

Climate Change, Grades 9-12 is a two-week curriculum unit that encourages students to think critically about climate change and to collaborate to devise solutions. Students learn about climate change within a systems framework, examining interconnections among environmental, social, and economic issues.

Overview:

Grades: 9-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 125 pages
$19.95 value, available FREE thanks to funding from the Hewlett-Packard Company

Engaging Students in Conservation: Protecting the Endangered Snow Leopard (Downloadable PDF)

Engaging Students in Conservation is an interdisciplinary 1-2 week unit developed in collaboration with the Snow Leopard Trust. It includes five dynamic lessons and culminates with a service learning project. Though the lessons are designed as a comprehensive unit, each lesson can stand alone.

Overview:

Grades: 5-8
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 86 pages
$14.95 value, available for FREE download

Engaging Students Through Global Issues: Activity-Based Lessons and Action Projects (Softcover)

Engaging Students Through Global Issues is an activity-based lesson book that contains 40 inspiring lessons. These lesson plans are designed to help students understand complex global issues and sustainable solutions. Each lesson offers creative tools for students to take action in their local and global communities.

Overview:

Grades: 5-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Teacher Lesson Plan Book: 264 Pages | ISBN 0971100551 | $29.95

It's All Connected: A Comprehensive Guide to Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions (Softcover)

It's All Connected is the ultimate resource for teaching about global issues and sustainability in our ever changing and complex world. This textbook provides a thorough overview of global issues, as well as in-depth explorations of particular topics, debates, and solutions.

Overview:

Grades: 6-12
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 144 pages | ISBN 0971100543 | $24.95

Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions (Softcover)

Global Issues and Sustainable Solutions can be used to inform, inspire, and motivate students. It is an ideal resource to teach core subjects using global issues and sustainability as a contextual framework or as a stand-alone introductory global issues and sustainability course.

Overview:

Grades: 6-8
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 55 pages | ISBN 0971100527 | $14.95

Making Connections: Engaging Students in Language, Literacy, and Global Issues (Softcover)

Making Connections is a new research-based textbook that helps students develop English language skills through highly engaging real-world investigations of current global issues.

Overview:

Grades: 6-12
Subjects: ELL & Literacy, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies
Student Textbook: 240 Pages | ISBN 9780981557755 | $27.95
Teacher's Guide: 252 Pages | ISBN 9780981557748 | $42.95

Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades: A K-4 Curriculum Guide (Softcover)

Teaching Global Sustainability in the Primary Grades contains a set of four multi-faceted lessons covering topics such as identity and culture, food, biodiversity, and systems through diverse perspectives and learning modes. This book features hands-on activities, teacher background reading, vocabulary, extension and service learning opportunities, and assessment rubrics.

Overview:

Grades: K-4
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Teacher Lesson Plan Book: 64 Pages | ISBN 9780971100596 | $19.95

Understanding Sustainability: Two-Week Unit for Social Studies Grades 9-12 (Downloadable PDF)

Understanding Sustainability is an activity-based curriculum unit that contains eight engaging and inspiring lessons that help students build the connections between economy, history, democracy, and sustainability. Each lesson in the two-week unit is aligned with National Council for the Social Studies curriculum standards for easy classroom integration.

Thanks to funding from The Russell Family Foundation, a state-specific version of this unit is available for Washington State teachers free of charge. Contact us to request a copy.

Overview:

Grades: 9-12
Subjects: Social Studies
Two-Week Curriculum Unit: 107 pages | ISBN 9780981557717 | $19.95

Facing the Future Curriculum

Facing the Future develops core subject and interdisciplinary curriculum that highly engages students, promotes critical thinking, motivates students to get involved in their communities, and introduces them to the complex global issues of our time.

Our non-partisan approach
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Educational research and teaching practices
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What kind of resources does Facing the Future offer?

Facing the Future offers a wide variety of curriculum resources for use in K-12 classrooms. In some cases our curriculum is also appropriate for colleges of education, community college courses and undergraduate teaching. Our resources are designed to highly engage even the most reluctant learner, while at the same time introducing them to critical global issues and the skills required for success in the 21st Century. Facing the Future resources include both interdisciplinary and subject-specific materials.

Our resources include:

Teacher's Guides and Lesson Plan Books
Proof positive that not only can teaching students about global issues be fun and engaging, it can be life changing for your students.

Textbooks
Students cannot get enough! Our textbooks let them dig into the issues and see how they are personally connected to their local and global communities.

Curriculum Units
If you have only 1-2 weeks, curriculum units include fully planned lessons and student readings on specific global sustainability themes.

Educator's Packages
An educator's package includes one teacher's guide or lesson plan book and one student textbook.

Classroom Sets
A classroom set includes one teacher's guide or lesson plan book and twenty student textbooks. These sets are offered at a 20% discount.

For what grade levels are Facing the Future resources designed?

Facing the Future materials are available for K-12 teachers, teachers in colleges of education, and for some community college and undergraduate classes. Browse our curriculum by grade level in our online store or search for grade appropriate lessons with our curriculum finder.

Who uses Facing the Future resources and how do they use them?

A wide variety of educators use our resources in their classrooms.

77% of our users are in public schools
23% of our are in private schools
85% of our users are in K-12 classroom
9% of our users are in nonformal classroom settings

Teachers integrate Facing the Future curricular resources into a range of K-12 courses that include math, science, environmental science, ESL/ELL, literacy, and social studies. Materials include highly engaging and standards-aligned activities, reading materials, comprehensive lesson plans, and teacher’s guides.

Facing the Future’s resources are designed to be highly flexible so that teachers can adapt them to their classroom. As a result, teachers use Facing the Future materials for anything from a one-day lesson to an entire course.

More broadly, sustainability is being integrated in the K-12 system in the following ways:

Daily infusion of sustainability into the classroom
Sustainability as its own subject
Sustainability as the context within which to teach core subjects
Sustainability projects (eg. project week, senior projects, service learning)
Sustainability at the school or district level to guide institutional and curricular innovation

Read more about how educators use Facing the Future's curriculum resources.

How does your curriculum engage students?

Facing the Future curriculum resources are designed to actively engage students by getting them out of their seats and involving them in critical thinking related to real world issues. In the course of a Facing the Future lesson, students may be required to collaborate in small groups, to choose and defend a position, and to consider how their lives connect to issues of global importance. In our latest survey of thousands of teachers around the country, 92% say that using Facing the Future curriculum resources increases student engagement in their classroom. Visit our Student Engagement and Achievement page to learn more about our survey results.

Does Facing the Future curriculum have a bias?

No. Facing the Future is a non-partisan organization. Our approach to bringing critical global issues into K-12 classrooms is to include and acknowledge varying viewpoints and to encourage students to think critically. The goal is not to tell the students what to think, but help them learn how to think. The materials are carefully referenced and include perspectives from across the political spectrum. As a result, Facing the Future’s materials are in use in a wide variety of classrooms in a wide variety of communities.

Does your curriculum address state or national educational standards?

Yes. Facing the Future curriculum resources are aligned with national standards in the core content areas addressed in each resource. Some state standard alignments are also included. Standards alignments can be found on each individual curriculum page under the Educational Standards tab. We are currently working to align our materials with education standards in all 50 states.

How does your curriculum align with current educational research and best teaching practices?

All of Facing the Future curriculum resources are developed with best teaching and learning practices in mind. Facing the Future pedagogy includes the essential elements of addressing the achievement gap, service learning, critical thinking, and student engagement. Facing the Future is currently involved in a study with the Woodring College of Education at Western Washington University to evaluate student engagement.

What process does Facing the Future use to develop new curriculum?

Facing the Future employs a rigorous curriculum development process. It involves focus groups and personal interviews with educators to learn what would help them in their teaching. During development of a curriculum resource, regular feedback and review is solicited by educators from the focus area as well as Facing the Future’s Advisory Council and Program Committee, both of which include educators. All of Facing the Future’s resources are pilot-tested in a diverse set of classrooms (public and private schools, those in both low-income and more affluent communities, and mainstream, special needs and advanced classrooms as appropriate).

If you have additional questions about our curriculum, please contact us.

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