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World Book Day is a global celebration of reading, storytelling, and the transformative power of literature. This year, connect your classroom with students around the world through collaborative…

Investigating global health challenges and the significance of World Health Day, deepening understanding through education for sustainable development.

Students from around the globe explore public health practices and challenges, develop research skills, and co-create health advocacy campaigns with international peers. A hands-on example of…

When a teacher in Bangladesh turned K-pop into a global collaboration project, students from multiple countries came together to research, perform, and present, building real connections through the music they love.

Education for sustainable development (ESD) equips K-12 students with the knowledge, skills, and values to address global challenges. Learn what ESD means, why it matters, and how to integrate it into your classroom.

Learn how connecting classrooms across countries helps students develop global competencies. Practical strategies and free tools for K-12 teachers. Start today.

Global citizenship education prepares students to understand global issues and take action. Learn what GCED means and how to implement it in your classroom.

Learn how to bring the classroom application of SDGs to life with practical strategies, real examples, and global collaboration ideas teachers can use today.

Discover how classrooms around the world differ and how teachers use global connections to help students learn with peers from other countries and cultures.

Explore the Class2Class Project Assistant, a step-by-step guide that helps you build international projects with clarity and reduced setup time. Design international collaborations with clear objectives, organized activities, and a project page that is ready to get started.

Discover how global learning experiences help students build cultural understanding, real-world skills, and deeper engagement with classroom learning.

Connecting classrooms helps teachers bring global learning into everyday teaching through meaningful collaboration, student agency, and practical project design.

What happens when classrooms around the world unite for World Water Day? This global classroom project shows how classroom collaboration across three countries turned water conservation into a hands-on mission.

This article explores the academic case for combining PBL with collaborative online international learning, and shows how the Class2Class.org model puts both into practice in K-12 classrooms.

What happens when classrooms around the world unite for World Water Day? This global classroom project shows how classroom collaboration across three countries turned water conservation into a…

Students explore water-related challenges in their communities and document how water is used, conserved, or threatened.

Students explore water quality in their communities using observation, data collection, and scientific inquiry

Three teachers connected their classrooms across continents so their students could celebrate the women in science who inspire them the most. Read the full story of this inspiring global collaboration.

When students collaborate with peers from another country, something powerful gets added to their learning: they practice communication across real cultural differences, navigate perspectives shaped…

Students create artwork that celebrates inspiring women in their families and communities.

Students create digital stories that highlight women who inspire change in their communities.

Students create artwork celebrating the “superwomen” in their lives: mothers, teachers, grandmothers, and community leaders. By sharing their creations with peers from other countries, students…

Students analyze and produce content that represents social justice issues accurately and ethically.

This collaborative project idea engages students in exploring social justice issues through research and visual storytelling. Students from different countries will investigate local social…