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Classroom Resources
August 19, 2019
NEW
Children's Picture Books and RF/RJE
Librarian Renee Farrell, who has taken the RJ course, has compiled this presentation about children's literature that fit the different categories of Restorative Justice Education.
For even more classroom resources, be sure to check out our Book Recommendations through #RFBookClub
August 19, 2019
NEW
Children's Picture Books and RF/RJE
Librarian Renee Farrell, who has taken the RJ course, has compiled this presentation about children's literature that fit the different categories of Restorative Justice Education.
VIEW THE ORIGINAL PRESENTATION --> HERE
For even more classroom resources, be sure to check out our Book Recommendations through #RFBookClub
July 22, 2019
Play-Based Learning and RJE
Christa Bambick explores the connection between restorative justice in education and play-based learning, and how learning is tied to feeling interconnected through healthy and nurtured relationships.
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The development of healthy relationships is the best way to end violence.
The resources listed below focus on themes of belonging, emotions, conflict and conflict resolution as well as the importance of developing connections with others. As teachers, you know your students’ likes and dislikes, their backgrounds and what may/may not be appropriate for them. Please make sure that the resources you chose fit the needs of your students. Be sure to visit us on Pinterest and Twitter for more information and resources.
Resources for Primary/Elementary Teachers
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One by Kathryn Otoshi
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Two Tall Houses by Gianna Marino
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Social Intelligence by Sara Antill (amazon link)
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Emily Included by Kathleen McDonnell (amazon link)
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The Way I Feel by Janan Cain
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The Recess Queen by Alexis O’Neil
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The Cat With Seven Names by Tony Johnston
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The Sharing Circle by Theresa Meuse-Dallien (amazon link)
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Crazy Hair Day by Barney Saltzberg
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When The Dust Settles by Louise Johnson (video)
Resources for Junior/Senior High School Teachers
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Random Acts by Valerie Sherrard (amazon link)
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Walking After Midnight by Kathy Hutchison (amazon link)
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Whatever by Ann Walsh (amazon link)
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Forging Justice by Margaret Murray (amazon link)
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Voices by Ursula Le Guin (amazon link)
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Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen (amazon link)
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Lockdown by Walter Dean Meyers (amazon link)
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Empathy by Brené Brown (video)
Activities