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Resources
for helping children cope with tragedy and scary images in the media
Picture books to share with young children
Web sites that help kids and teens cope with
tragedy
Resources that foster tolerance
**Picture books to share with young children:**
All of Me by Molly Bang
All the World by Elizabeth Garton Scanlon
Fire Drill by Paul DuBois Jacobs and Jennifer Swender
A Good Day by Kevin Henkes
I Call My Hand Gentle by Amanda Haan
When the Wind Stops by Charlotte Zolotow
** Web sites that help kids and teens cope with tragedy:**
These web
sites include suggestions on ways to help children and teenagers deal
with stress and anxiety. Many of the sites include additional links
to other resources.
American
Academy of Pediatrics
American Red Cross
Children's
Grief Education Association
Educators for Social
Responsibility
Fred Rogers talks about tragic events in the news
NAEYC resources for coping with disasters, tragedy and violence
Sesame
Street - Tragic Times, Healing Words
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**Resources
that foster tolerance:**
Resources
for kids, parents and educators from Teaching Tolerance,
a national community committed to human rights.
Fifty
Multicultural Books Every Child Should Know (Cooperative Children's
Book Center, School of Education, University of Wisconsin - Madison)
Images
Of Community In Books For Children And Young Adults (Cooperative
Children's Book Center, School of Education, University of Wisconsin
- Madison)
40
Books About Peace and Social Justice (Cooperative Children's Book
Center, School of Education, University of Wisconsin - Madison)
Jane
Addams Book Award: books that promote peace, social justice and
world community.
The
Peace Page - Uma Krishnaswami
The site groups books by the following categories: "War and Oppression,"
"The Nature of Conflict," and "Peace and Peacemaking." The site also contains several links to Peace web sites.
UNESCO, A Global
Quest for Tolerance
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