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International Day of Peace – Teacher Resources

This day gives you the chance to help students look at their own role in maintaining world peace. Celebrated September 21, it's a day worth remembering all year long. You'll find lesson plans, printable, references, and activities on a variety of peace-related resources, like Middle-Eastern conflict, dealing with war, classroom conflict, September 11, tolerance, discrimination, and more.
Peace Printables
Feeling Words Chart
The Controversy Over Nuclear Weapons
Paper Doll Cut-Outs
Exploring Cross-Cultural Miscommunication
Planting the Seeds of Peace
United Nations Day
Palestinian-Israeli Peace Accord
More Peace Printables
Peace Lesson Plans
Universal Peace Day
What Is Veterans Day?
Perspectives on Peace
Perspectives on War
Middle East Primer - Answer Key
What Is War?
Peace in the Middle East
Peace References
Jerry Spinelli on Milkweed
Amazing Language Facts
Languages by Country
Ten Most Widely Spoken Languages in the World
Dealing with War
Dealing with War in the Classroom
Defining War and Aggression
What People Say About War
Talking With Children About War and Violence In the World
What People Say About Peace
Popular World War II Literature Resources
U.S. Policy on Terrorism
More Resources for Dealing with War
Middle-Eastern Conflict
The Kite Runner Study Guide
September 11, 2001
Middle East Primer - Assessment
Middle East Primer
War in the Middle East: A Reporter's Story Discussion Guide
Classroom Conflict
Conflict Resolution Lessons
Survey About Conflict and Me
Picture the Conflict
Acting Out Conflict
Popular Conflict Resolution Resources
Exploring the Conflict Continuum
Controversial Issues: Conflicts in Society
More Popular Resources on Classroom Conflict
Tolerance & Discrimination
Even Though I'm Lavender
The Misfits Teacher's Guide
Women's Suffrage Art Project
Amelia Earhart's Solo Flight
Legal and Political Manipulations After the Civil War
Fiasco in Florida: The Exclusion of Black Voters
Candy Shop Discussion Activity Guide
More Popular Resources on Classroom Conflict
Resources on September 11, 2001
Children's Literature on September 11, 2001
September 11 Remembrance Ribbon
September 11: A Testimony
September 11, 2001: Attack on New York City Teacher's Guide
Understanding September 11th
America Shall Not Perish Poster
Fireboat: The Heroic Adventures of the John J. Harvey
More Resources on September 11

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