English Language Arts
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.
‘Junebug: No Life Too Small’ Virtual Read-Aloud
Watch TeachKind’s read-aloud of an excerpt from a compassionate children’s book about respecting and showing kindness to insects.
Grammar Packet: Compassionate Nouns and Verbs Worksheets
Compassion for animals can be woven into every part of the instructional day—even practicing nouns and verbs!
Nouns: Animals Don’t Belong in the ‘Thing’ Category
Are you still teaching your students that a noun is a person, place, or thing? It’s time to add a new category—for animals.
Unlocking the Animal World
Incredible Facts and How Kids Can Be Superheroes for Animals Kindness is one of the first qualities that parents, caregivers, …
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 …
Someone, Not Something: Pronouns Are Important (K-2)
Thousands of schoolchildren across the country are getting the opportunity to meet and interact with a “recently freed elephant,” thanks …
Someone, Not Something: Animals Have Needs & Wants (3-5)
Thousands of schoolchildren across the country are getting the opportunity to meet and interact with a “recently freed elephant,” thanks …