This fall, PETA hopes students returning to the classroom will find one thing missing: animals. Here’s why we must reshape and rethink education.
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In some schools, elective course subjects extend beyond the standard art or foreign language classes. More and more schools are incorporating a wider range of electives or bonus classes to help diversify student skills and knowledge. Some schools refer to these as “exploratory classes,” and the subject matter often diverges from the typical K–12 academic … Read more »
Be prepared for whatever the school day throws at you with these kind practices.
These door decor ideas will send messages of kindness to your whole school.
Set a compassionate tone for your classroom with playful, informative nameplates.
Get your students to bond and start thinking about empathy toward animals and each other with this fun activity.
Start the year off right! Foster a compassionate classroom environment by using our printable kindness pledges for grades K–5.
Create a compassionate classroom culture early on in order to inspire humane education all year long.
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.
Everyone, including teachers, deserves a vegan lunch option in the school cafeteria. Follow these easy steps, and you’ll be saying, “One veggie burger, please,” in no time.
Have students who are interested in animal rights? Start an animal rights club!
Have a question about humane education issues? Let TeachKind help!
Every day, you have a brand-new chance to make a difference for animals. Choose your goals, and take our pledge to stay on track!
Make sure that the products you use in your classroom aren’t tested on animals.
