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Letter from the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP)
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Originally designed for fifth- through eighth-grade classrooms, No Name-Calling Week also resonated strongly with elementary school teachers and students. In response to the growing number of elementary schools participating in No Name-Calling Week, NAESP and GLSEN partnered to produce these five lesson plans specifically designed for elementary school classes.
There are simple steps we can all take to help eliminate name-calling and bullying and these lesson plans are intended to help with those steps. These lessons are designed to give younger students an opportunity to engage in activities that teach them about tolerance, respect, and understanding and to help them reflect on what they've learned.
We hope that you find these lessons useful as we all work to provide a safe and caring environment in our schools and we thank you for your support of this very important week.
Sincerely,
Vincent L. Ferrandino
Executive Director
National Association of Elementary School Principals
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No Name-Calling Week 2008 is made possible, in large part, by a generous grant from Cisco Systems.
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