Rockford Public Schools Social Studies K-12  Abraham Lincoln in the Rock River Valley Abraham Lincoln's Bicentennial African American History Links All About Money! All About Rockford! Arbor Day Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Bullying Prevention Education Calendar - What's Going On? Constitution Day Current Events CURRICULUM GUIDES & MAPS: GRADES 5-8 CURRICULUM GUIDES & MAPS: GRADES 9-12 CURRICULUM GUIDES & MAPS: GRADES K-4 Curriculum Integration Earth Day East HS Veterans Memorial Election Day Elementary Social Studies Program Field Trip Experiences - UPDATED! Games! Genealogy Geography Grade 3 Social Studies Grade 4 Social Studies Grade 6 Grade Social Studies Program Grade 6 Social Studies Hispanic Heritage Month Holocaust & Genocide Home Houghton Mifflin Economics HS American Government HS Projector Resources HS Social Studies Textbooks I Have... Who Has? Activities Illinois State Learning Standards for Social Science Immigration Irish Famine Study Junior Achievement Labor and Unions Labor Day Memorial Day Midway Village Museum NEW! Native American Heritage Month NEW! World History Resources News to Use in Social Studies Newspapers Around the Globe Political Cartoons PowerPoint Presentations Presidential Inauguration Presidents' Day Primary Source Documents Professional Development PSAE Practice for HS Social Studies Rockford's Sister Cities Rubrics for Social Studies Social Studies Scope and Sequence Spanish Influenza of 1918 Special Projects Study Skills Teaching American History Grant Thanksgiving Three Cups of Tea Veterans Day Vocabulary - English Vocabulary - Spanish War & Conflict Website of the Week Women's History Wondrous Women Main   >   Curriculum   >   Social Studies Bullying Prevention Education How Can Cyber Bullying Be Prevented? RPS 205 Internet Safety Check out these great links put together by Tim McFadden, District 205's Technology Coordinator. They are categorized into elementary, middle, and high school levels for students, teachers, and parents. Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center Now Open! "The power of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center will be its ability to present the history of the Holocaust in ways that enable visitors to relate this experience to his or her own life today - the values we hold dear, the moral choices we each confront, and recognizing that each of us has the power to stand up to bigotry." The museum's motto is, "Remember the Past, Transform the Future." How Should the Holocaust and Genocide Be Taught? RPS 205 Holocaust and Genocide Curriculum Outline Use this outline as you prepare for teaching about the Holocaust and Genocide. It contains several outstanding websites for additional information. Where Can Human Rights Lessons Be Found? Genocide and Human Rights Teaching Ideas and Lesson Plans Lesson Plans from Northern Illinois University's Institute on Genocide and Human Rights are provided on this site. Where Is More Information? NIU's Summer Institute on Genocide and Human Rights Websites on individual genocides and human rights cases can be found here. A Great Lesson Plan! Elementary Lesson Plans on Human Rights These lesson plans were designed for elementary school students by Christina Meyer, principal of Marsh School, who attended NIU's Summer Institute on Human Rights and Genocide in June 2006. What Books Can Be Used to Teach About Bullying? Book Lists on Bullying This bibiliography was created by Deb Bailey, Coordinator for Library Media Services.

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