The Way to Peace--Resources for Catholic Children
Special section from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops website includes activities for elementary school and high school children, as well as families and school staffs.
Children's Peace & Justice Resources
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America offers letters to parents and educators, ways to work for peace in the classroom, thoughts and quotes on peace, and more.
Helping Families Talk About War, Violence, and Terrorism
The Presbyterian Church (USA) provides an outline for a workshop for parents (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader). Plus: A Process for Youth and Youth Leaders during War.
Prayers for Families in a Time of War
A Faithful Response to Violence and War
Suggestions for Parents & Teachers, from Faith At Home.
Jewish Resources
Congregational Resources - Teaching Our Children
The Union of American Hebrew Congregations (Reform movement) provides suggestions for talking about the war with young children, religious school students, and students of bar/bat mitzvah age and older.
Helping Children Face a Crisis
Suggested Guidelines from the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader).
General Resources
Spirituality & Health's "Talking to Children About War"
A suggested book list for children. Plus: 50 tips for children on keeping the soul alive during tough times.
Timeless Wisdom from Fred Rogers
Special section on helping children deal with their concerns about war. Plus: Complete advice for parents from PBS.
Pointers for Parents
General guidelines and special considerations for children under seven and children in military families.
Talking to Kids About Terrorism or Acts of War
From AboutOurKids.org
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