12th Grade
Debate Kit: Are ‘No-Kill’ Policies Killing Animals?
Students can use this kit to prepare an argument stating that “no-kill” policies at animal shelters have unintended consequences and increase animal suffering.
Racist N.C. Meat Industry: How Teachers Can Fight Environmental Racism
Connect the dots for your students on environmental racism and the meat industry with this guide from TeachKind.
Teach Students the Importance of ‘Veganizing’ Their Plates
Show students how easy it is to make every aspect of their meals vegan—with TeachKind.
Hear What Teachers Say About Kind Frog!
Discover why educators prefer Kind Frog over traditional animal dissection. From ethics to cleanup to environmental benefits and costs, hear …
Dissection Is Dangerous, Unethical, Unnecessary: Why?
Animal dissection is a classroom activity that hasn’t changed in a century, resulting in millions of animals being killed for …
Challenging Speciesism in English Language Arts
In December 2018, PETA took to social media to ask people to start “bringing home the bagels” instead of the “bacon.” Judging …
Iditarod—The Cruelest Race
Sled Dogs is a film that gives a behind-the-scenes look at the cruel dog-sledding industry—including the deadly Iditarod race, in …
Activities: Women in Leadership and Animal Rights
Here at PETA, we acknowledge that all the negative “-isms”—from sexism to speciesism—share a common denominator of fear, ignorance, exploitation, …