SECTION 6
Favorite Resources
When we first outlined this book, we
anticipated including a large annotated bibliography, but as we
discussed this work with friends and colleagues, we realized
that they wanted us to suggest only those sources that we have
found truly useful. Thus this following list is by no means
complete, and we understand that there are many other excellent
resources available. We suggest here only those that we
personally have found valuable.
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Chambliss, Arrington
Meise, Wayne
Wolf, Maura
(Editors)
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Light One Candle.
Peter Pauper Press
• Excellent
source of quotes for discussion starters
and
inspiration.
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Delisle, Deb and Jim
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Growing Good Kids.
Free Spirit Publishing
• Very
well liked by elementary teachers in program.
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Ellis, Susan
Weisbord,Anne
Noyles, Katherine
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Children As Volunteers:
Preparing for Community
Service.
Energize, Inc.
• Useful
to agencies preparing to accept children
as
volunteers.
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Keister, Susan
Laird, Molly
Immell, Myra
Barr, Linda
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Promoting Peace and Preventing
Violence.
Lions-Quest, National Youth
Leadership Council,
National Association of
Principals
• Used
extensively by elementary schools with whole
school peace projects.
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Lesko, Wendy
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No Kidding Around, America's
Young Activists Are Changing Our World And You Can
Too. Activism 2000
Project.
• Students
find it inspirational.
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Lewis, Barbara
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The Kid's Guide To Service
Projects.
Free Spirit Publishing
• Very
informed and helpful.
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