You may be planning ways for your students to commemorate the 9/11 anniversary. In deciding what is most appropriate for your school, you may want to see what resources are available. Here are some websites with 9/11 anniversary guidelines, lesson plans, and other material.

• One Year Later: Remembering September 11, 2001.
  National Association of School Psychologists (http://www.nasponline.org)
• National Center for Chldren Exposed to Violence (http://www.nccev.org)
• 9/11 As History Initiative, 16 web-based lesson plans (Pre K-12), tips for educators and parents, activities for social and civic action.
  The Forum for Youth Investment (http://www.911AsHistory.org/)
• National School Public Relations Association information on activities and issues for observances (http://www.nspra.org/Alert-Sept11Anniversary.pdf)
• Children Exposed to Violence. Guidelines for parents, teachers, and administrators as well as listing of resources and lessson plans.
  Center for Social and Emotional Education (http://www.csee.net/SEL_Home_school/sept11.asp)
• School Planning for the September 11th Anniversary
  The National Center for Child Traumatic Stress (http://www.nctsnet.org)
• Remember September 11, National Education Association
  Health Information Network (http://neahin.org)
• Anniversary Edition of Helping America Cope
  Department of Psychology, University of Miami (http://www.psy.miami.edu/faculty/alagreca/Helping_America_Cope.pdf)
• TCRecord for the Week of August 26th, 2002 - a Special Issue on Education and September 11th (http://www.tcrecord.org)