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In this time of self-isolation, students can still hone their social and emotional learning skills with TeachKind resources.

Make a new word wall using these terms, or integrate compassionate words into an existing word wall to promote empathy for all living, feeling beings.

With a little creativity, you can teach any positive character trait through humane education.

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 »

Get to know former elementary school teacher and TeachKind staffer Lisbet, and draw inspiration from her 20+ years of experience in humane education.

Humane education teaches students to value the lives of ALL animals—not just those commonly deemed worthy by society. But these frauds mislead teachers and their students.

Being vegan is simple, but the ethics behind a lifestyle that doesn’t use animals are complex. Use TeachKind resources to explain them to students in easy-to-understand terms.

Get ready to be inspired by these top-notch humane educators!

Changing the world for animals and children is both rewarding and exhausting, so here are some easy ways to show yourself some love.

If you’re creating a community helpers unit, don’t forget to include those who help animals!

Make 2017 your most inspired year in the classroom yet by using these free downloadable wallpapers for desktops, laptops, and tablets!