One Out of Five lesson series
One Out of Five lesson series
*These lessons were developed by Washington State’s “One Out of Five” and links to an external source.
Summary:
One Out of Five was designed by the Washington State Governor's Office of the Education Ombuds in partnership with Rooted in Rights and two local educators, Adina Rosenberg and Sarah Arvey. One Out of Five is designed for middle school ELA classes, but can be modified for other grade levels or subject areas. This resource can be used during Disability History Month or any other time during the school year. The lessons are designed to be taught in order, but also function as stand-alone lessons and/or activities. Lessons are broken into 5 - 15 min components, and can be used to introduce ideas and vocabulary words on a limited time schedule.
Lessson 1: Intro to Disability
The first lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series, the purpose of this lesson is to humanize the experience of disability by focusing on student-voice videos, recognize diversity within the disability community, and discuss ways to promote accessibility.
Lesson 2: Intersectionality
The second lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to shift stereotypes and limited ways of thinking about people with disabilities to consider the full range of disability experiences from an intersectional perspective
Lesson 3: Disability History in USA
This is the third lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to teach the history of the disability rights movement in the United States, as well as diversity within that movement. This lesson includes important people, policies, and events in disability history in the United States.
Lesson 4: Disability History in Washington State
This is the fourth lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to increase awareness of local and state disability history, including discrimination, advocacy, and grassroots movements.
Lesson 5: Allyship and Solidarity
This is the fifth lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to teach students how to recognize ableism and its harmful effects, be allies in solidarity with people with disabilities, and actively and intentionally build inclusive communities.
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Subject and topic:
ELA, Diversity and Equity, Disability History, Geography
Grade level:
6th - 8th Grade, can be modified for other grades
Duration:
30 to 45 minutes per lesson
Links to lessons:
One Out of Five (OO5) Website: https://www.oeo.wa.gov/en/education-issues/one-out-five-disability-history-and-pride-project
Lesson 1 - Intro to Disability Lesson Plan and Resources
This is the first lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to humanize the experience of disability by focusing on student-voice videos, recognize diversity within the disability community, and discuss ways to promote accessibility.
Lesson 1 - Student Voice Video Worksheets: Anna
Lesson 1 - Student Voice Video Worksheets: Charlotte
Lesson 1 - Student Voice Video Worksheets: Julian
Lesson 1 - Student Voice Video Worksheets: Kenassa
Lesson 1 - Student Voice Video Worksheets: Warren
Lesson 2 - Intersectionality Lesson Plan and Resources
This is the second lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to shift stereotypes and limited ways of thinking about people with disabilities to consider the full range of disability experiences from an intersectional perspective
Lesson 3 - Disability History in USA Lesson Plan and Resources
This is the third lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to teach the history of the disability rights movement in the United States, as well as diversity within that movement. This lesson includes important people, policies, and events in disability history in the United States.
Lesson 4 - Disability History in WA Lesson Plan and Resources
This is the fourth lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to increase awareness of local and state disability history, including discrimination, advocacy, and grassroots movements.
Lesson 5 - Allyship and Solidarity Lesson Plan and Resources
This is the fifth lesson in Washington State’s “One Out of Five” series. The purpose of this lesson is to teach students how to recognize ableism and its harmful effects, be allies in solidarity with people with disabilities, and actively and intentionally build inclusive communities.