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	September 11 The MindOH! Foundation would like to offer you the following worksheets, which were developed by mental health and education professionals with appropriate expertise. Although these worksheets were first developed after the September 11th terrorist attacks, they continue to be relevant today because strong feelings may continue to resurface, creating a teachable moment when a youngster can be guided through a process that helps him or her think things through.

Thinking it Through

Reflective writing assignments that serve as an excellent springboard for discussion for 9/11.

Thinking it Through Directions and Introduction

Thinking it Through - Anger

Thinking it Through - Anger Toward Arabs, Arab-Americans and Muslims

Thinking it Through - Bullying

Thinking it Through - Dealing with Death

Thinking it Through - Fear of Tall Buildings

Thinking it Through - Racial Slurs

I Wonder

Opportunities for students to interview a trusted adult who has the wisdom of experience from 9/11.

I Wonder - What Was it Like to Live Through 9/11

Project Wisdom Messages

During the anniversary week of the September 11th terrorist attacks, you can offer your students some information, guidance, and inspiration while broadcasting morning announcements. Click here for messages that address pertinent issues such as the "anniversary effect," gratitude for our freedom, public service, volunteerism, and patriotism.

These broadcast messages are brought to you by Project Wisdom, Inc., a Houston-based character education company that has been offering encouragement and inspiration to students since 1992. They are designed to be read over the school's public address or in-house television system. The Project Wisdom program reaches more than two million students across the country each school day.

Click here to read Project Wisdom messages for middle and high school students.

Click here to read Project Wisdom messages modified for elementary students.