Curricular Resources
The Respect for All Project
GroundSpark's Respect For All Project facilitates the development of inclusive, bias-free schools and communities by providing media resources, support and training to youth, educators and service providers.
Printed Materials
Straightlaced Discussion Guide
Simple, easy-to-use resource for sparking dialogue about the complex gender-based pressures affecting today’s youth. Includes background on the film, pre-screening activities, and topics for reflection and discussion. Three versions are available for free download: one for high school, one for middle school, and one for professional development contexts.
Please go here to download the Straightlaced Discussion Guides.
Let’s Get Real Curriculum Guide
Extensive selection of pre- and post-viewing activities designed to engage youth discussing issues from the film. Contains a list of supplemental readings and resources for youth and adults. 138 pp.
Receive a copy of the guide FREE with purchase of Let’s Get Real.
That’s a Family! Discussion and Teaching Guide
Extensive selection of pre- and post-viewing activities designed to engage children in discussing issues from the film. Contains a list of supplemental resources organized by grade and family type. Resources for teachers and parents also included. 60 pp.
Receive a copy of the guide FREE with purchase of That’s a Family!
It’s Elementary Guide to Community Organizing, Professional Development and K-8 Curriculum
Comprehensive guide for educators featuring strategies and lesson plans for incorporating LGBT issues and curriculum into K-8 classrooms. Also includes resources on school and community organizing, safe schools policy, legal information and professional development. 136 pp.
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