Crim — a Adopt A Classroom And Foster Compassion (NAPSA)—Read all about it. A program makes it possible for anyone to provide students with an award-winning newspaper. The paper was created to help teachers and parents teach children respect for animals—and each other. A newspaper for children emphasizes compassion for pets, the environment and each other. Intended for children in grades K through 6, the newspapercalled KIND News features articles designed to demonstrate the value of kindness and respect to animals, the environment and other children. KIND stands for Kids In Nature’s Defense. KIND Newsis published by the youth education division of The Humane Society of the United States. You can provide copies of KIND News to your local schools through the “Adopt-A-Classroom” program. For $30, each classroom receives 32 copies of the paper every month as well as a teacher’s resource book, classroom poster and other materials. To learn more, visit the Web site at www.kindnews.org.
