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Remember, Honor, Teach: Children's Books About September 11

Updated: Jan 15

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September 11, 2001 was a day many will never forget. Each year on 9/11 Americans and people all over the world pause to remember those lost and honor the heroes and survivors of the tragic event. Many children know little (if anything) about the tragic events of that day. As they watch 9/11 ceremonies and hear stories, they may have questions. These books can help introduce, explain, and facilitate conversations about 9/11. As always, choose books appropriate for the child in your life. Preview the books and be prepared for tough questions and maybe even a little sadness.

You can pick these books up at your local library or purchase them using our Bookshop Bookstore Link. Click on the book cover to be directed to our Bookshop September 11 Book List.

September 11 Memorial Books for Kids

September 11, 2001 • Remember, Honor, Teach

Remember the good, learn from the bad, and use that knowledge to create positive, safe, and empathetic communities.

Fireboat #Childrensbook #kidlit #september11


Towers Falling September 11 Childrens Books

The Survivor Tree Childrens Book #kidlit September 11

Shooting Kabul ChildrensBook September 11

America is under attack Childrens book #kidlit #september11

I survived  Childrens book #kidlit #september11

nine, ten #Childrensbook #kidlit #september11

Eleven #Childrensbook #kidlit #september11

What were the twin towers #childrensbooks #kidlit #september11

September 11 then and now scholastic #childrensbooks #kidlit #september11
 

FURTHER READING

September 11 attacks | History, Summary, Location, Timeline, Casualties, & Facts | Britannica


VIDEO ABOUT TEACHING 9/11 IN THE CLASSROOM (Air Date: September 5, 2021)

Nearly 20 years after the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, there is now an entire generation of American students who did not live through that day. As 9/11 becomes a history lesson, teachers across the country are making a concerted effort to make sure students never forget. NBC’s Rehema Ellis has this week’s Sunday Spotlight.

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