This guide is designed to introduce parents and teachers of young children (preschool through sixth grade) to the many resources available online that Help adults talk to young children about the September 11 terrorist attacks, violent images they may see on the news, or other traumatic events. Introduce children to stories of important people and events in American history and develop and understanding of American institutions and traditions. Offer age-appropriate lesson plans and activities to teachers and parents seeking to help young children process and comprehend some of the issues America is facing after September 11.   The guide is a selective compilation of quality sites that the ABA Division for Public Education has identified as offering thoughtful, accessible information for parents and teachers and the children in their care. We encourage you to explore these sites on your own and with the children in your homes and classrooms. Click on one of the number links below to begin  Talking to Children about Terrorism and Traumatic Events  Exploring American History  Developing Lesson Plans and Activities Note: The views expressed here have not been approved by the House of Delegates or the Board of Governors of the American Bar Association, and accordingly, should not be construed as representing the policy of the American Bar Association, nor do they represent the official position or policies of the ABA Standing Committee on Public Education.