How students like you are dealing with the attack

Everyone deals with tragedy in different ways. See what students are doing in different parts of the world to deal with the September 11th attacks. Then, take a look at our section on How You Can Help for ideas on what you can do to make a difference.

“Schools Struggle to Balance the Normal With the Surreal”
Abby Goodnough explores how schools are helping children deal with the emotional aftershocks of the September 11th tragedy.
Source: New York Times October 3, 2001

“U.S. kids get boost from Kosovo pals”
Still shaken by the terror that gripped Kosovo during a crackdown on ethnic Albanians, Pristina's schoolchildren are sending American youngsters crayon drawings and watercolors to comfort them in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Source: Chicago Tribune

“Kids Around the Nation Express their Emotions”
By taking a ride on the ‘Emotion Express’, kids are learning more about their feelings and how they change the way people act. These activities give children a way to express their anger, fear, loneliness, guilt, hurt and grief in a positive way.
Source: Kids News Room.com