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Veterans and People Who Serve

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Guide
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Get to know the stories of people who represent a life of service. They may be veterans who chose to serve in the military or elderly friends who have served as activists or volunteers for different issues. Communities are stronger when people take action and work together for a common purpose. These activities, project ideas, and community resources prompt discussions and service that build respect for people of different roles, types of service, and generations.

Women and Philanthropy

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Briefing Paper
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Written by Tricia Tomson and Aaron Martin


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Character Education: Courage (Grade 6)

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In this unit the learners will define courage and relate courage to the the concept of a "hero."  They will learn about a hero, Nelson Mandela, whose actions changed the course of history.

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Language Arts
Philanthropy
Social Studies

Social Reformer—Jane Addams

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Jane Addams addressed social problems by participating constructively in her community and establishing a settlement house in Chicago. Students examine how present-day needs can be addressed. This lesson fits into units on urban growth, industrialization, immigration, and women's history. 

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Philanthropy
Social Studies

My Country, My Community

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When people say that they have freedom, what do they mean? Does it mean I can do whatever I want? Learners explore the rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. They review knowledge of United States history and government necessary to become a naturalized citizen.

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Arts Education
Language Arts
Social Studies
Philanthropy

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