"Beyond Blame: Reacting to the Terrorist Attacks" was developed by Education Development Center, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving health and education around the world. The curriculum is co-sponsored by The Justice Project and the Vietnam Veterans of AmericaFoundation (VVAF).
CLASSROOM TOOLS
Back to School First Week Parent Communication Templates for Teachers
These are the 8 templates you need for the first week back to school - parent contact forms that cover everything from r...
CLASSROOM TOOLS
Back To School Routines and Procedures Checklist
Use this checklist to help you establish your routines and procedures with your students for the first three days of sch...
ACTIVITIES
Getting to Know You Activities for Middle School
Get to know your new batch of middle grade students with fun cross-curricular activities! These get to know you questio...
WORKSHEETS
What is Justice? What is the Injustice Here?
In the first lesson from the Beyond Blame curriculum, will learn about the Sept.
MAPS
How Do You Read a Map?
Challenge students to identify map symbols and use a scale to calculate distance.
MAPS
How Do You Read a Topographic Map?
Give students practice with maps as they study the structure of the Earth.
WORKSHEETS
How Can You Prevent Injustice? Handouts
Use the handouts for the lesson How Can you Prevent Injustice? to supplement the activities.
WORKSHEETS
What Party Are You?
In this matching exercise, students review the political affiliations of Canadian prime ministers.
WORKSHEETS
What is Justice? What is the Injustice Here? Handouts
Handouts to accompany What is Justice? What is the Injustice Here? lesson.
