Sexual and Gender Minorities

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society has created LGBTQ+ inclusive lesson plans for use in early years, middle years and senior years classrooms

The British Columbia Teachers' Federation's LGBTQ2S+ Action Group has lesson plans for all grades plus additional resources to support teachers.

Lesson plans for K-12 classrooms that are designed for teachers to use easily. Each lesson maps to learning outcomes and includes links to online resources to support the lesson.

This American organization has resources for students and educators. See the top of the page for links to LGBT-Inclusive Curriculum and Lesson Plans on Bullying, Bias and Diversity.

Our EduGuides are here to help you introduce our best stories to your classroom. Each EduGuide comes with discussion questions, fun activities, and even complete lesson plans that make for an engaging presentation.

This PRISM toolkit, created by the Alberta Teachers' Association, provides opportunities for elementary school teachers to explore content related to sexual orientation and gender variance.

This Alberta Teachers' Association publication was created to help teachers promote safe and supportive classroom discussions about sexual and gender minorities. The toolkit provides opportunities for teachers to explore content related to sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression.

A collection of five free online films from the National Film Board that can be used to discuss gender identity in various courses, from Canadian history and media studies to civics and English, and are appropriate for students aged 14 and up.

The Trevor Project is an American organization that provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBTQ youth. They have a free online learning module with a video, curriculum, and teacher resources for middle school and high school classrooms.

A LGTBQ lesson plan from the Anti-Defamation League that was designed for middle school and high school students.