Through my volunteer work with the 9/11 Tribute Center I have had the amazing opportunity to share my story and story of September 11, 2001 with the next generation. I have spoken to school groups while sitting on the floor in gallery 5 of the Tribute Center or via the internet to classrooms in another state or standing in a classroom in New York or New Jersey. Each time I am struck with what an awesome responsibility it is to tell the facts and person to person history of the day that changed the world. As the 14th anniversary approaches I have included a list of resources that you may find helpful in teaching the children in your life about that tragic day.
9/11 Tribute Center has resources for parents and teachers – http://tributewtc.org/education/resources/for-parents
National September 11th Museum also has resources – https://www.911memorial.org/youth-and-families
Below are some books that appropriate for children. Please read the suggested ages in the book reviews on Amazon before reading a particular book to a child. The first six listed here are appropriate for elementary aged children. The other books are appropriate for older children. Please monitor what information your teens are finding online and don’t forgot to engage in real conversation with your teens about the events of that day.
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https://missannsays.com/2014/02/05/but-why/
https://missannsays.com/2012/02/18/respect-in-the-real-world-part-2/
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