The crisis in Ukraine is dominating news headlines around the world. Many of our teachers, especially at the secondary level, are or will be having conversations with students about the events in age-appropriate ways. Below is a link to some resources our teachers may use in the classroom, as well as some resources to help families talk to your children about what they are seeing and experiencing.
NBC Nightly News: Kids Edition
From February 24, before the invasion, a look at the history of the two nations and what led to the current conflict. Recommended for elementary-age students.
From Brown University, handouts, lessons and readings on the conflict. Recommended for middle and high school students.
Talking to your kids about the crisis
The Conversation: “How to talk to children about the invasion of Ukraine, and why those conversations are important”
The New York Times: “How to talk to kids about Ukraine”
WGAL: “Talking to your children about Ukraine”
CNN: “Yes, you should talk to your kids about Ukraine. Psychologists explain how”