American Academy of Pediatrics. Website( www.aap.org.) Materials are for all grade levels. This website has good resources for teachers.
American Diabetes Association. Website (http://www.diabetes.org) Excellent materials for all grade levels.
American Diabetes Association. Website (http://www.diabetes.org). Excellent materials. A curriculum; excellent hands-on activities. Designed for teens, but appropriate for grades 7-8. Excellent for diabetes management not awareness.
American Association of Diabetes Educators.( www.aadenet.org). This is a resource only.
American School Health Association. Health in Action (August/September 2002). (www.ashaweb.org). Excellent overall information for all teachers and school personnel to understand Diabetes types 1 and 2. This resource has specific reference to school responsibility.
Center for Disease Control. And Prevention ( www.cdc.gov) This website has good materials for all grade levels.
Becton & Dickinson. (www.bd.com/diabetes). Getting Started. We have Diabetes Too! 1998. Free resources only for grades 5-8.
Krames/Staywell Health and Safety Materials. Growing Up With Type 1 Diabetes (2001). (http://www.krames.atmedicaasia.com/). This website is better as a resource for Type 1 Diabetes. Excellent resource and good for grades 7-8.
National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Disease (NIDDK)http://www.niddk.nih.gov/health/diabetes/diabetes.htm NIH Publication No. 02-3873). Use as a resource, not a curriculum.
U.S. Department of Health and Human 0Sevices. Office of Minority Heath (http://www.omhrc.gov). This is a resource only.