The World's Story is Yours to Tell
EDUv3
Educate and share
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One Day on Earth is inherently educational for all participants. We believe participating on 10.10.10 will not only provide an opportunity to be part of history in the making, but it will also be a shared learning experience. We hope to positively affect lives and deepen our understanding of the diversity of our planet’s people and cultures. Through personal expression and communication, we will better understand one another.
One Day on Earth
Educational Toolkits
Educational Toolkits
Projects [ Click To Expand ]
Projects are subject-based, and were
written to align with national and local standards. These projects
can be used as stand-alone activities, or as entry points to the
full curriculum.
Lessons [ Click To Expand ]
The 10 lessons comprising the core
curriculum cover topics of video creation, film theory, and
participatory media. All lessons include worksheeets, and most of
them include slide shows and suggested viewings.
Supplemental Materials [
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These are important additional resources
you may find helpful or essential in
your One Day on Earth Participation.
your One Day on Earth Participation.
Toolkits authored by Cari Ann Shim Sham*, MFA Co-Authored by Daniel Lichtblau, Kyle Ruddick, Anna B. Scott, Ph.D Edited by Gina Nemirofsky Produced and Designed by Daniel Lichtblau Illustrations by Mollycules Consultant: Jay Silver, MIT, Ph.D
One Day on Earth Educational toolkits by One Day on Earth is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at www.101010educate.org.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.onedayonearth.org.
© 2013 Created by One Day On Earth.
