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Remembering 9/11. The Memorial and How To Discuss 9/11 With Children

Discussing 9/11 isn’t an easy task. Parents often say, “I want to tell my child what happened but don’t know where to begin.” Those behind the creation of the 9/11 Memorial in New York City have prepared some tips to…

Remembering 9/11.  The Memorial and How To Discuss 9/11 With Children

9-11 memorial museumDiscussing 9/11 isn’t an easy task. Parents often say, “I want to tell my child what happened but don’t know where to begin.” Those behind the creation of the 9/11 Memorial in New York City have prepared some tips to help you navigate these conversations by offering simple and effective guidelines for talking to your children about such a difficult topic.

 

View and download: Tips For Talking With Your Children

 

You can also download the Museum Guide for Children (PDF) to help visitors 8 to 11 years old understand the history of the World Trade Center, what happened on 9/11, and how the site has been rebuilt.  Even though you may not be visiting the museum and memorial soon, this still makes a good reference point for young people to understand what happened and what the memorial represents.

 

 

911-mural
Mural created by the Lower School Art Students of Porter Gaud School in Charleston, South Carolina in Mrs. Laura Orvin’s Art Class for the people of New York. Gift of Lawrence Knafo.