THE LEAGUE: Curriculum by Learning to Give
About Us
Learning to Give is the curriculum division of The LEAGUE.
Learning to Give educates youth about the importance of philanthropy, the civil society sector, and civic engagement. The Learning to Give Web site offers over 1,200 K-12 lessons and educational resources for teachers, parents, youth workers, faith groups and community leaders free of charge.
The LEAGUE is a school and web-based system for service learning that builds character and empowers young people to “do good” in their community, the nation and the world. The organization developed the country’s first standards-based classroom lessons that teach students the core subjects from a philanthropic perspective. Students learn about giving, service, responsibility, character and leadership in the classroom and practice it in the community (learning and doing).
Articles by THE LEAGUE: Curriculum by Learning to Give
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Giving and Sharing Activities by Grade Level
Infancy to Preschool Read picture books with messages about giving and sharing. Enjoy family volunteer activities...
Topics: Citizenship -
Thoughtful Questions to Ask Your Child
For Younger Children What did you like about helping, giving or sharing? How did it make you feel? How do you think...
Topics: Citizenship -
Meeting the School Community
Robert Coles writes: “In elementary school, maybe as never before or afterward, given favorable family and...
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Venturing into the Local Community
Growing Philanthropically Children in the upper elementary grades are capable of understanding fairly sophisticated...
Topics: Preteen Years (9-13) | Citizenship -
Entering the Adolescent Community
Gaining Experience and Confidence "Children are our most valuable natural resource." —Herbert Hoover Your...
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Meeting the Larger Community
Ready for the World High-school students are ready to be introduced to all facets of the philanthropic sector including...
Topics: Teen Years (13-19) | Citizenship -
General Motivations For Charitable Giving
In The Seven Faces of Philanthropy, Russ A. Prince and Karen M. File present a framework of seven general philanthropic...
Topics: Volunteering and Citizenship -
Generational Patterns of Giving
In “Philanthropic Cultures of Generational Archetypes,” Charles L. Eastman claims that four generational archetypes,...
Topics: Volunteering and Citizenship -
What You Can Do at Home to Help Your Child Succeed at School
Research shows that children are more likely to succeed in school if parents or caregivers take an active part in their...
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Ways to Cooperate with Teachers for the Benefit of Your Child
Get to know your child’s teacher. Introduce yourself to your child’s teacher as early in the semester as possible....
Topics: School Involvement
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