Companion Animals

Get students out of their seats and engaged in meaningful discussions of empathy for all living beings with this thought-provoking activity.

Here are some easy ways to get your students thinking about animal rights.

A comparative study of human and nonhuman skeletal structures reinforces the fact that we’re alike in all the ways that matter most.

This lesson plan is designed to help teachers present animal rights issues to their students. If you’re an educator, please …

Rescue stories reveal the stark reality that many animals face, but their happy endings empower students, making these true accounts ideal for learners of all ages and abilities.

A common teaching tool for the classroom, the word wall, allows for greater understanding and recognition of various vocabulary words. …

Cognitive Dissonance & the Meat Paradox: Free Activities for Grades 6–12 Cognitive dissonance—which is defined as “the state of having inconsistent …

Help students hone their social and emotional learning skills with these TeachKind resources.