Clothing
That leather jacket? It’s not a “byproduct”—it’s someone’s skin. Leather is skin, wool isn’t harmless, and feathers, fur, and down come at a cost to animals and the planet. We help students uncover the truth about clothing and accessories made from animals and explore all the stylish, cruelty-free alternatives out there. Compassion is always in fashion!
Woody: A Survivor’s Story (Grades 3-5, English and Spanish)
This lesson plan is designed to help teachers present animal rights issues to their students. If you’re an educator, please …
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Facing Opposition: Support for Teachers
Not all teachers feel free to teach animal rights or change inhumane practices. These tips will help you find your voice in the face of adversity.
Animal-Friendly Songs for Your Musical Classroom
TeachKind and PETA Kids teamed up to adapt and create a collection of animal-friendly songs for your musical classroom.
Helping a Local School Integrate Compassion for Animals (Worksheets Included)
TeachKind worked with a Virginia school to create humane materials for its curriculum. Integrating compassion for animals is easy!
Unlearning Speciesism: A Lesson in Media Literacy
Speciesism, the misguided belief that one species is more important than another, is deeply ingrained in our society, but it can—and should—be unlearned.
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Literacy Engagement Toolkits for Elementary and Secondary Teachers
Explore flexible, ready-to-use K-12 resources that build reading, writing, critical thinking, and communication skills through engaging, animal-centered lessons.
Meet the Kind Piglet
A Compassionate Solution to Pig Dissection Benefits Perfect for: Teach Kind Science with the Kind Piglet Animal-free dissection—like the Kind Piglet—improves learning by eliminating …
Adopt Me, Please! A Persuasive Writing Project With Real-World Meaning
Better Writing, Bigger Hearts, and Boosted Engagement. (Not so fun) Fact: Student engagement is at an all-time low. Across the …