Sharing Home — Sources for Lesson Plans and Fact Sheets
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This page contains an archive of the earliest online sources of information on which CHAI based its lessons and Fact Sheets, which appear in the Sharing Home section of CHAI’s website (www.chai-online.org/lessons/). At the bottom of each lesson plan and each Fact Sheet, under the title Resources, we list the sources for that lesson or Fact Sheet (such as a book or website, for example). Listing sources makes it easier for the reader to find out more about a particular topic or to check the facts stated. Information shown at a particular url can change often, unlike a book, for example, which only changes when it is edited and reprinted. To preserve the information in the urls listed under Resources, we archived their content here. We did this only for the earliest urls cited. Later urls cited appear only on the lesson plans or Fact Sheets. √ A check next to a lesson title indicates some sources are listed here. Additional sources may be listed below the lesson itself, which is on www.chai-online.org/lessons/ X An x next to a lesson title indicates no sources are listed here, only below the lesson itself, which is on www.chai-online.org/lessons/ |
LESSON PLAN SOURCES
1. Wondrous Planet √
2. Working Together
3. All New World X
5. A Tree I Know X
6. Earth Caretakers √
7. Earthlings √
8. Eating Sunlight X
10. What You Think Is What You Get √
11. Who's Coming for Dinner? √
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12. Super Powers √
13. Animal Creations X
14. What Is Your Message √
15. Surrounded X
16. The Others X
17. Something Strange in This Picture √
18. The Cute, the Bad, and the Ugly √
19. Alone in the Forest √
20. You Be The Judge √
21. As Is √
22. A World Without √
23. Usefulness √
24. Where We Belong √
25. Who Did It? X
26. A Change of Heart √
27. You Animal √
28. Crime Scenes √
29. Slaves or Workers √
30. Scientists Young and Old √
31. Your Wild Home √
32. Learning About Life? √
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C. Responsibly Caring for Self and Others
33. Everyday Acts √
34. Down the Road √
35. Struggle and Balance √
36. Innovation From Observation: Biomimicry
37. Russell √
38. Patterson √
39. Captive Companions √
41. Designer Dogs √
43. Are We Having Fun Yet? √
44. Lights Camera Abuse? √
45. Sporting √
46. One Lucky Saturday √
47. You Have an Owner √
48. Seeking Freedom √
49. Everyone Loses √
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50. Big Love in a Small Package √
51. Elephant Love √
52. Nose to Nose √
53. Are You My Mother? √
54. Free as a Bird √
55. Heart and Home √
56. Gratitude √
57. Laughter the Best Medicine √
58. Horsing Around √
59. Critter Comedians √
60. Life Mates √
61. Lifesavers and Rescuers √
62. Joy and Wonder √
63. In the Eye of the Beholder √
64. All Mourning √
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65. Young Animals Learn √
66. Tool Use and Culture
67. An Unlikely Musician √
68. Animal Planners √
69. Teamwork √
70. Teamwork II √
71. Ask Dr. Chimp √
72. Nutritional Wisdom √
73. Cafeteria Choices √
74. Baboon Masters √
75. Breaking the Rules √
76. Horse Sense √
77. Hoover Speaks √
78. Now We Are Talking √
79. Can We Talk? √
80. Moms and Dads of the World √
81. Saved or Betrayed? √
82. Sympathetic Ants √
83. Birdbrain √
84. Dolphin Trust √
85. The Big Bluff √
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86. Extraordinary Ordinary √
87. Boys Who Decorate √
88. Butterfly Journeys √
89. Dancing Maps √
90. Greatest Hits √
91. Mouse Opera √
92. Homeward Bound √
93. Led by a Tail √
94. A Special Knowing √
95. Light Language √
96. Loving the Nightlife √
97. Animal Cartographers √
98. Animal Builders √
99. Fish Smarts √
100. Below the Surface √
101. Hidden Intelligence √
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1. Animal Agriculture √
2. Animal Experimentation and Xenotransplantation √
4. Companion Animals √
5. Emotions (Chart) √
6. Farmed Animal Sentience and Intelligence √
7. Fishing and Marine Issues √
8. Food Chains and Webs √
9. The Fur Industry √
10. Human Impact on the Natural Environment √
11. Humane Science Projects and Alternatives to Dissection √
12. Hunting and Trapping √
13. The Natural World (Chart and List) X
14. Unpopular Animals √
15. Animals Working for Humans √
16. Animal Senses and Abilities √
Math Examples: standard problems taught in math classes into which humane education has been incorporated, as an example of how humane education can be incorporated into any subject.
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