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Early Elementary-Age Sanctuary Education Lesson Plan #2

This free downloadable lesson plan is the second part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for early elementary-age children.
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  • animal sanctuary education, elementary education lesson plan, humane education, sanctuary educational programming

Early Elementary-Age Sanctuary Education Lesson Plan #2

This free downloadable lesson plan is the second part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for early elementary-age children.
  • animal sanctuary education, humane education, sanctuary education lesson plans

Early Elementary-Age Sanctuary Education Lesson Plan #3

This free downloadable lesson plan is the third part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for early elementary-age children.
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Early Elementary-Age Sanctuary Education Lesson Plan #3

This free downloadable lesson plan is the third part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for early elementary-age children.
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Early Elementary-Age Sanctuary Education Lesson Plan #4

This free downloadable lesson plan is the fourth part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for early elementary-age children.
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  • animal sanctuary education, animal sanctuary lesson plan, elementary education, humane education

Early Elementary-Age Sanctuary Education Lesson Plan #4

This free downloadable lesson plan is the fourth part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for early elementary-age children.
Illustration of a cream-colored circle with a white and black chicken in the middle. There are green vines wrapped around the circle with small blue flowers. There is a large blue and yellow flower behind the chicken.
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Late Elementary-Age Sanctuary Education Lesson Plan #1

This free downloadable lesson plan is the first part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for late elementary-age children.
Illustration of a cream-colored circle with a white and black chicken in the middle. There are green vines wrapped around the circle with small blue flowers. There is a large blue and yellow flower behind the chicken.
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Late Elementary-Age Sanctuary Education Lesson Plan #1

This free downloadable lesson plan is the first part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for late elementary-age children.
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Virtual Sanctuary Educational Programming: What Are Your Options?

What kinds of virtual education program opportunities do you have at your animal sanctuary?
Hannah Murray developed an interest for animal welfare when she was about eight years old and had gone fishing with her family. "I just remember the fish flopping around in the bucket afterwards, and I thought, 'That suffering is not necessary,’” she said. “It was very upsetting to me and I stopped eating fish immediately. It just made me feel sick." While in Argentina in May 2003, she got an email from a former colleague at the Rainforest Action Network (RAN), the California-based organization working to protect the environment and human rights. RAN wanted to give funding to grassroots activists and organizations based in Patagonia working to combat deforestation. With her 12-year-old companion cat, Peanut, in tow, she traveled from the norther part of Patagonia and worked her way down to the southern tip of South America and was able to successfully secure funding for all the groups she asked to connect with. Most recently Murray was with the Humane League, a U.S.-based NGO, where she managed a multi-million dollar grant program for the Open Wing Alliance (OWA), a coalition of groups working to end the abuse of chickens in factory farms. During her three years and three months at OWA, Murray helped about 50 animal welfare organizations receive funding that would allow them to flourish.
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Virtual Sanctuary Educational Programming: What Are Your Options?

What kinds of virtual education program opportunities do you have at your animal sanctuary?
The background of this image is lavender with a yellow border. There is text on the left side of the graphic that says "six ways to foster critical thinking at your animal sanctuary for sanctuary educators". On the right side of the graphic there is an illustration of a blue watering can that is sprinkling water over an illustration of a person who has flowers growing out of the top of their head. They are wearing a salmon-colored shirt with a white collar.
  • animal sanctuary outreach, critical thinking, humane education, sanctuary education

6 Ways to Foster Critical Thinking at Your Animal Sanctuary Infographic

This handy infographic covers six ways sanctuary educators can foster critical thinking about farmed animals with folks who visit their sanctuary space(s) and participate
The background of this image is lavender with a yellow border. There is text on the left side of the graphic that says "six ways to foster critical thinking at your animal sanctuary for sanctuary educators". On the right side of the graphic there is an illustration of a blue watering can that is sprinkling water over an illustration of a person who has flowers growing out of the top of their head. They are wearing a salmon-colored shirt with a white collar.
  • animal sanctuary outreach, critical thinking, humane education, sanctuary education

6 Ways to Foster Critical Thinking at Your Animal Sanctuary Infographic

This handy infographic covers six ways sanctuary educators can foster critical thinking about farmed animals with folks who visit their sanctuary space(s) and participate in their educational programming.
The background of this image is light aqua blue. There is a yellow frame bordering the entire image. There is a white cloud illustration in the bottom right corner. There is a pink and yellow butterfly illustration flying above the cloud. There is another pink and yellow butterfly illustration flying to the left of the cloud. The text on the image says "Five Ways to Combat Biases that Harm Farmed Animals at Your Animal Sanctuary".
  • animal sanctuary outreach, bias, humane education, sanctuary education

5 Ways to Combat Biases that Harm Farmed Animals Infographic

This handy infographic covers five ways sanctuary educators can help folks who visit their educational spaces avoid and overcome biases that can negatively impact
The background of this image is light aqua blue. There is a yellow frame bordering the entire image. There is a white cloud illustration in the bottom right corner. There is a pink and yellow butterfly illustration flying above the cloud. There is another pink and yellow butterfly illustration flying to the left of the cloud. The text on the image says "Five Ways to Combat Biases that Harm Farmed Animals at Your Animal Sanctuary".
  • animal sanctuary outreach, bias, humane education, sanctuary education

5 Ways to Combat Biases that Harm Farmed Animals Infographic

This handy infographic covers five ways sanctuary educators can help folks who visit their educational spaces avoid and overcome biases that can negatively impact farmed animals.

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