America 250 in My State
This flexible workbook helps students explore how their state has contributed to America’s history.
Global Game Changers provides tips on talking about the 20th anniversary of 9/11 with your classroom
Jan Helson, founder of the Global Game Changers Student Empowerment Program which produces The 9/11 Lesson, shares simple tips for teaching 9/11 in the classroom on Association for American Educators. Read more now.
Fallen Stars
Honor a 9/11 victim with a star ornament!
Hero Honor Flag
Create a flag to honor a real-life hero you know!
Plant Your Own Survivor Tree
Learn the history of the Ground Zero Survivor tree and plant your own survivor tree!
Kentucky nonprofit brings lessons of 9/11 virtually to kids
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Louisville Teacher Helps Kids Learn About Tragic Day
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School program uses superhero themes to teach kids about 9/11
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Interactive website teaches children about 9/11
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Global Game Changers offers free virtual program to teach kids about September 11, 2001
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Free Online Program Teaches Kids to be Heroes Using Lessons of 9/11 Responders
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Louisville organization teaching kids about 9/11 terror attacks
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