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A Conflict Resolution Activity Guide
BY WILLIAM KREIDLER Hundreds of activities with extensive discussion of how to develop a peacable program, build community, and involve parents. Discussion pictures for use with children.
Educators for Social Responsibility 1996 300 PP. Paper
$24.95 (low stock)
BY WILLIAM KREIDLER AND LISA FURLONG Includes hundreds of hands-on, engaging activities that teach the skills of creative conflict resolution.
Educators for Social Responsibility 1995 346 PP. Paper
$30.00 (in stock)
BY WILLIAM KREIDLER Kreidler brings his long experience as a teacher and Friend to this useful volume especially for middle school.
Educators for Social Responsibility 1994 324 PP. Paper
$39.95 (in stock)
EDITED BY BARBARA CALDWELL, LYNNE BRICK, DONNA SWEENEY Lessons based on 18 Dr. Seuss stories contain questions, activities, songs and related stories keyed to a Quaker theme. Early Elememtary.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1989 37 PP. Paper
$9.00 (low stock)
A First Day School Curriculum - Second Edition
BY SANDRA MOON FARLEY, DIANA GAIL EGLEY, THOMAS BAXTER FARLEY A first day school curriculum based on experience at Palo Alto and Santa Cruz Meetings. Activities, exercises and discussion topics in 13 chapters. There are also duplicatable "home pages" which the children can use during the week at home. Very practical, useful and well laid out booklet with a good list of resources at the back and suggestions for other books to continue exploring these environmental topics.
Quaker Earthcare Witness 1998 122 PP. Paper
$15.00 (backorder)
A True Story How Children Can Help Create World Peace Through Toys
BY CHARLOTTE PACK In 1926 with tensions rising between the two countries, the United States sent 12,739 Friendship Dolls to Japan. Ellen C. was one of those dolls, the book follows her from Wilmington, Ohio to Nagasaki, Japan and learns how friendship can overcome even war. Finding the Friendship Dolls shows how children can appreciate the people and culture of another country even in troubled times. Although this story happened many years ago, children today still have the same power to make a difference through children's diplomacy - the act of children simply sharing their friendship. It is time for a children's peace movement, and this book leads the way.
Peace Resource Centre, Wilmington College 2009 47 PP. Paper
$14.95 (in stock)
BY THE CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE AT YEARLY MEETING GROUP This packet emphasizes food, spirit, friends, and justice. It contains a good appendix with lists of songs, graces, musical blessings, and recipes.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1992 41 PP. Looseleaf
$6.00 (low stock)
Plus Student's Manual
BY TRAYCE PETERSON, MARY ANN DOWNEY, SUZANNAH MULLIN-SCHMITZ, GEORGE NICKOLOPOULOS The authors present an innovative approach to teaching youth basic consensus and decision-making skills. Through creative interaction, students learn to engage conflict effectively and experience the satisfaction and benefits of using consensus to make group decisions. The manual is illustrated with lively artwork by high school students who used consensus to determine which drawings to include.
Earlham Press 2000 31 PP. Paper
$16.00 (backorder)
BY TRAYCE PETERSON, MARY ANN DOWNEY, SUZANNAH MULLIN-SCHMITZ, GEORGE NICKOLOPOULOS The authors present an innovative approach to teaching youth basic consensus and decision-making skills. Through creative interaction, students learn to engage conflict effectively and experience the satisfaction and benefits of using consensus to make group decisions. The Manual is illustrated with lively artwork by high school students who used consensus to determine which drawings to include.
Earlham Press 2000 15 PP. Paper
$10.00 (low stock)
More Than 70 Activities
BY VALERIE PETRILLO Hands-on activities, games, and crafts introduce children to the diversity of Asian American cultures and teach them about the people, experiences, and events that have shaped Asian American history. This book is broken down into sections covering American descendents from various Asian countries, including China, Japan, Korea, Philippines, India, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. Topics include the history of immigration from Asian countries, important events in U.S. history, sidebars on famous Asian Americans, language lessons, and activities that highlight arts, games, food, clothing, unique celebrations, and folklore.
Chicago Review Press 2007 246 PP. Paper
$14.95 (low stock)
BY BARBARA A. LEWIS Childrens' resource guide for learning political action skills. Helps them make a difference in solving social problems on community, state and national levels.
Free Spirit 1991 185 PP. Paper
$18.95 (in stock)
Over 500 Service Ideas For Young People Who Want To Make A Difference
BY BARBARA LEWIS A comprehensive guide for individuals, schools, meetings and groups with all kinds of projects - short and long term. This updated second edition is even more of a valuable resource.
Free Spirit 2009 152 PP. Paper
$14.99 (backorder)
BY TEDDY MILNE Here are stories of several young people who have seen their world in trouble and have done something about it.
Pittenbruach 1989 36 PP. Paper
$3.95 (in stock)
BY THE CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE AT YEARLY MEETING GROUP Developed in response to the September 11, 2001 tragedy. Losses and Healings contains four chapters with religious resources and projects to help preschoolers, through middle schoolers heal from small losses, such as a move, or losing a friend, to large more devastating losses such as death and illness.
Philadelphia YM Religious Education 2002 21 PP. Looseleaf
$11.00 (in stock)
BY ANN THOMPSON COOK A resource for dialogue about the church and gender differences. A booklet from the United Methodist church at Dumbarton that many Friends have found helpful. Considers transgendered people with tenderness and acceptance.
Dumbarton United Methodist Church 2003 24 PP. Paper
$5.95 (in stock)
A 15-session Violence Prevention Curriculum For Young People
BY PAUL KIVEL AND ALLAN CREIGHTON Making the Peace is written to help high school students break away from violence, develop self-esteem, and regain a sense of community. Drawing from years of experience in violence prevention, the authors outline a 15-session program that is grouped into three units. Part One explains basic concepts and establishes a framework of safety and respect within the class. Part Two looks at the forms that violence takes. Part Three focuses on healing from the past and introduces individual and group activities that can help to make the peace. The opening chapter, "Before You Begin," offers guidelines to teachers for doing violence prevention work with young people.
Hunter House 1996 180 PP. Paper
$29.95 (low stock)
Includes: For The Fun Of It, Selected Cooperative Games For Children And Adults
COMPILED AND EDITED BY STEPHANIE JUDSON An invaluable resource for creating an atmosphere at home & at school where children and adults can resolve problems nonviolently. Has sections on affirmation, meeting facilitation, parent support groups and more. Contains over 100 exercises, games & agendas used or developed by Friends Committee on Nonviolence & Children based in Philadelphia
New Society Press 1984 152 PP. Paper
$9.95 (in stock)
GRAY, LIBBA MOORE/ R Peculiar but delightful, Miss Tizzy is beloved by all the children in her multicultural neighborhood. When the elderly woman falls ill, her young admirers know just how to return her kindness.
Aladdin Picture Book 1998 32 PP. Paper
$7.99 (in stock)
Learning From Quaker Examples
BY RON STANSELL Consciously and unconsciously, twentieth-century Evangelical Friends were influenced by traditions and beliefs about the Holy Spirit, interpersonal relationships of peace and harmony, convictions that the human condition involves both physical and spiritual needs, and the belief that a passionately holy life full of integrity was required of them as missionaries. The bold witness of early Friends includes biblical teaching about the equality of all human beings, the work of God in the hearts of people everywhere, loyalty to Scripture, the centrality of Christ, the possibility of culture being transformed, and the personal guidance of the Holy Spirit.
Barclay Press 2010 321 PP. Paper
$24.00 (in stock)
Exploring World Religions With Junior High Youth
BY CHRISTINE REED AND PATRICIA HOERTDOERFER Flexible sessions that explore history and development of different faith traditions. Participants plan their own program by choosing which religious groups to learn about, visit and relate to their own growing faith. Includes historical resources and tips for hosting guests, visiting other faiths, creating worship experiences and more. Adaptable for senior high youth and adults.
Unitarian Universalist Association 1997 264 PP. Spiral Bound
$29.00 (in stock)
Singer And Actor
BY SCOTT EHRLICH A thoughtful biography of the athlete, scholar, actor and activist. Ages 9-13.
Chelsea House 1988 105 PP. Paper
$9.95 (low stock)
Lessons For All Ages To Assist In Exploring The Friends Peace Testimony
EDITED AND UPDATED BY CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AT YEARLY MEETING GROUP A new curriculum exploring the peace testimony and adapted from "Blessed are the Peacemakers," an older Philadelphia Yearly Meeting curriculum. This packet includes activities for teachers in First-day schools to use in creating lessons about peace for children, as well as for intergenerational gatherings. The activities are planned to begin with the inward search for peace, to envision peace in the home and community, and to explore peacemaking in the world.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 2003 35 PP. Looseleaf
$11.00 (backorder)
Ten One-act Plays
BY ROSALIE REGEN Ten more plays about Friends, this volume including "The Wedding of William Penn", "Prudence Crandall", and "Richard and the Runaway Slave".
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1988 88 PP. Paper
$4.00 (in stock)
Fourteen One-act Plays
BY ROSALIE REGEN A wonderful collection of fourteen plays about Friends including "The Man in Leather Breeches", "Master John", and "Rufus Jones and the Gestapo". For junior and senior high students and adults. Adaptable for younger children.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1962 189 PP. Paper
$5.00 (in stock)
Teaching Young Children The Quaker Peace Testimony
BY JEAN MCCANDLESS Teachers, children, and parents will enjoy this new resource for teaching about the Quaker peace testimony and peacemaking skills. Written in three levels (including older preschoolers through fourth grade), Practicing Peace is an active curriculum that integrates art, music, and drama to engage children in fuller learning; includes detailed instructions for teachers and "home pages" for parents. This is a downloadable .pdf version of this publication. When you purchase this title, after confirming your order, we will send you a limited time web link to download the file.
Quaker Press of FGC 2006 144 PP. Blank
$10.00 (in stock)
BY JEAN MCCANDLESS Teachers, children, and parents will enjoy this new resource for teaching about the Quaker peace testimony and peacemaking skills. Written in three levels (including older preschoolers through fourth grade), Practicing Peace is an active curriculum that integrates art, music, and drama to engage children in fuller learning; includes detailed instructions for teachers and "home pages" for parents.
Quaker Press of FGC 2006 144 PP. Spiral Bound
$25.00 (low stock)
Six Lesson Plans For U.s. Friends High School First Day Programs
COMPILED BY CURT TORELL AND ALICE CARLTON, ON BEHALF OF CHAPEL HILL MEETING In our current political climate reinstituting a draft for military service no longer seems implausible. Currently registration is required for young men and the process does not allow for declaring CO status. This manual for young Friends carefully considers the issues involved, the law and Quaker practice. It guides the young person and the meeting community through information gathering, decision making and follow-up needed to support CO status.
Quaker Press of FGC 2003 44 PP. Looseleaf
$12.00 (in stock)
BY THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COMMITTEE OF PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING Curriculum on caring for our environment based on the creation story. Stories, activities and resources for mixed ages.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1991 60 PP. Looseleaf
$8.75 (low stock)
The Life And Accomplishment Of Paul Robeson (1898-1976), For Kindergarten Through 8th Grade
BY THE FIRST DAY TEACHERS OF PRINCETON MONTHLY MEETING Written by First-day teachers in Princeton Monthly Meeting (PYM), 1999. Although it states it is for kindergarten through 8th grade, most meetings have found this excellent curriculum more appropriate for older children. Three lessons on the life and accomplishment of Paul Robeson, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of his birth. Contains ideas for how to recognize and use our talents and how to gather the courage to stand up for what we, as Quakers, believe. K-8th grade.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1999 30 PP. Looseleaf
$9.50 (in stock)
A Curriculum On The Testimony Of Integrity
BY THE CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE AT YEARLY MEETING GROUP, EDITED BY MARTY SMITH_ Four lessons about the Friends testimony of integrity, designed for kindergarten through high school. Each lesson contains background information on one aspect of integrity (truth-telling, authenticity, faithfulness to the Truth or unity in community). To reinforce or enrich each chapter theme, teachers can choose among several age-graded suggestions for discussion questions stories, games, crafts or queries.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 2001 45 PP. Looseleaf
$13.00 (low stock)
Earthcare For Children Sandra Moon Farley, Diana Gail Egley, Thomas Baxter Farley
Peaceful Heroes 1 Rosalie Regen
Practicing Peace Curriculum .pdf Jean McCandless
Doctor Seuss For First Day Schools Barbara Caldwell, Lynne Brick, Donna Sweeney
Truth In Action
Missions By The Spirit Ron Stansell
Finding The Friendship Dolls Charlotte Pack
A Kid's Guide To Asian American History Valerie Petrillo
Practicing Peace Curriculum Jean McCandless