Mindfulness Resources
Discover how students and educators can reduce stress, better regulate emotions, and focus more fully on teaching and learning by tuning into their inner selves. Access articles, discussions and resources for the classroom.

Arguing for Change
Take a stand against bullying! In MPT's interactive literacy module, students use the topic of bullying to write an "argument for change" to get classmates to stop mistreating one another. Activities include: examining fiction/nonfiction resources, videos/web, artwork and photography. Skills/goal: writing to inform or explain. 

Protecting the Rights of the People
Freedom of religion, speech and the press are rights denied to more than half of the world’s population. In MPT’s social studies-themed literacy activity, students examine primary and secondary sources to compare and contrast information about the rights of citizens of the U.S.A.
Objective: find relationships among primary/secondary sources to identify where information from different sources converges and differs.

Rights (Video Clips)
Teach your students about freedom of speech, the Bill of Rights and the First Amendment using brief and informative video clips from PBS LearningMedia’s resource portal.

Raising Kids Who Thrive: PBS Parents
We all want children to grow into flourishing individuals who treat themselves and others with respect and dignity. In this worthwhile resource from PBS Parents, you will find valuable content, activities and educational programs designed to help children develop character, confidence and compassion.

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: Tea Party
Teach children to think about the needs of others and the process of taking turns by playing the Tea Party game with the lovable Daniel Tiger and friends.