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He Named Me Malala Official Trailer #2 (2015) - Malala Yousafzai Documentary HD

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For the Right to Learn: Malala Yousafzai's Story 

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For the Right to Learn: Malala Yousafzai's Story 

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Author: Rebecca Langston-George
Illustrator: Janna Bock

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Author: Mezon Almellehan

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I'm 16 years old and from Dara'a in Syria. I fled to Jordan with my family two years ago.

Spending time with Malala Yousafzai made me stronger. I didn't know her before meeting her in Za'atari camp last year, but I understand she suffered, and yet she continues to fight for what she believes in-for the rights of children and for their education. She is an inspiration for me.

When it comes to continuing our education as refugees, I am on the front lines with my friends, speaking to other girls throughout the camp on the importance of going to school. My mother and father are always encouraging me. I saw this in Malala too, and her close relationship with her mother and father.

I've always loved learning and education, but since I fled with my family, these views have grown stronger. I have seen too much wrong to not use my voice. Malala has shown that education is crucial for laying a foundation for girls and boys to have secure lives.

I know no matter what I go through today, it will make me a stronger person for tomorrow. Rather than giving up, my friends and I will continue to think positively and try to make our community better. Girls need to learn to take care of themselves, because if they don't, nobody will. Our lives are completely different now-we've gone from living in homes to surviving in tents in refugee camps. Education is the only way to regain our spirit and control over our lives.

I was so honored to be in Oslo to watch Malala be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. To see a young woman recognized with such an award made me realize that yes, I can make a difference, and I have to continue to fight for what I believe in-that all girls and boys can bring change to our world.
Almellehan is an education activist and student

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Malala Yousafzai: The World's 100 Most Influential People

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I'm 16 years old and from Dara'a in Syria. I fled to Jordan with my family two years ago. Spending time with Malala Yousafzai made me stronger. I didn't know her before meeting her in Za'atari camp last year, but I understand she suffered, and yet she continues to fight for what she believes in-for the rights of children and for their education.

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Author: Karen Leggett Abouraya
Illustrator: L.C. Wheatley

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Author: Dinah Brown
This book would be a great book to use for struggling readers who benefit from less text and pictures to support their understanding.

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Author: Raphaele Frier
Illustrator: Aurelia Fronty

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Author: Malala Yousafzai and Christine Lamb
This book would be great to use for any students who want to gain a deep understanding of the struggles Malala went through and her story.

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Author: Shirin Yim Bridges

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Author: Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard

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Author: Andrea Davis Pickney

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Author: Page McBrier

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Stone Girl Bone Girl: The Story of Mary Anning

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Stone Girl Bone Girl: The Story of Mary Anning

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Author: Laurence Anholt

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Seeds of Change: Wangari's Gift to the World

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Seeds of Change: Wangari's Gift to the World

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Author: Jen Cullerton Johnson

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Author: Cynthia Chin-Lee

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Nasreen’s Secret School: A True Story From Afghanistan 

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Nasreen’s Secret School: A True Story From Afghanistan 

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Author: Jeanette Winter

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Author: Kari Lynn Winters

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By: Raz-Kids

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Online guided reading program with interactive ebooks, downloadable books, and reading quizzes.

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Author: TFK Staff

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Author: Elizabeth Suneby

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These resources support a strong role of female characters and the importance of education for girls. They would be great to use in support of learning about Malala and her life.

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Author: Tanya Lee Stone

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These resources support women's suffrage and show examples of strong women in our world. These books could be used with students as a way to make connections between people. It could also be used to understand comparing and contrasting among characters or people.

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This text set is centered around Malala Yousafzai and her enduring fight for girl's education. It shows students how young people, like themselves, can be activists in society today. The text set is organized by genre or text type. There sre also additional resources that students could explore on women's fight for equality and education. 

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This text set is centered around Malala Yousafzai and her enduring fight for girl's education. It shows students how young people, like themselves, can be activists in society today. The text set is organized by genre or text type. There sre also additional resources that students could explore on women's fight for equality and education. 

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These videos would help students see Malala's story in more detail. It would provide an additional format to access the material.

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By sharing quotes with students, it can provide them with insight and a connection to Malala. It would encourage them to make inferences and come to conclusions about the type of girl Malala is and her dedication to education. These would be great to use in small groups with students or as a whole class discussion.

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These online articles would be great to use with students to learn more about Malala from different perspectives. Also, the articles can be adjusted to meet the needs of the diverse readers in the classroom.

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These books would be a great resource for students to explore in groups. They could work with their peers to learn about Malala and her dedication to education by using the text features and illustrations to support comprehension of the content. Also, several of these books incorporate real photographs of Malala and events in her life.

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There are a couple novels that tell Malala's story. These would be great to use with students as small or whole group read aloud. These could also be available to students to read on their own to learn more about Malala.

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Author: Robin S. Doak