Check out these organizations! They have tools, resources and opportunities to support you in bringing global education into your own classrooms.
Here you will find free toolkits, lesson plans, and activities directly mapping classroom subjects to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which in themselves provide an abundance of possibilities for globalizing your lessons.
This is the place to find tons of lesson plans and resources that focus on global citizenship, systemic poverty, food security, and human rights. Perfect for when you are ready to push your students beyond simply learning about a problem to designing local-to-global action plans.
Multiple resources to help you foster an understanding of other cultures and global issues in your classroom. My favorite is their Building Bridges Classroom Guide, which contains many easy-to-implement lessons and activities for grades 6-12.
A wonderful library on online games and activities aimed at fostering empathy and understanding in your students, many of which are appropriate for sponges and ice-breakers.
Here you will find a multi-lingual posters and alignment tools structured around four core domains of global competence and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. You can use these resources to assess student growth, integrate global perspectives across disciplines, and foster solution-oriented civic engagement.
Here you will find Global Leadership Performance Outcomes for every grade level! The cross-disciplinary "I can" matrices are built around four core domains: investigating the world, recognizing perspectives, communicating ideas, and taking action. Use these benchmarks to build authentic assessments and help students turn global learning into real-world action.