Kindergarten through 6th Grade
1. Bragging and Lying (K-3)
Students will learn why it is not appropriate to lie or brag.
2. Doing Your Best (K-3)
Students will learn the importance of doing their best at school and home.
3. Tattling (K-3)
To help students understand when an adult should be told, or when it is considered tattling.
4. Listening (K-3)
Students will understand the importance of listening carefully and the consequences of not listening.
5. Bossiness (K-3)
To teach students to recognize bossy behavior in themselves.
6. Playing Too Rough (K-3)
To teach students to recognize rough behavior in others and in themselves.
7. Finders Keepers (K-3)
To assist students in understanding the value of returning things.
8. Don’t Give Up (K-3)
To teach students the importance of not giving up in situations.
9. Keeping Promises (K-3)
To teach students that keeping their promises is a critical life-skill decision.
10. Keeping Our World Clean (K-3)
To teach students why it’s important to help keep our world clean.
11. Behavior (K-3)
To teach students to be aware of their own behavior.
12. Learning Good Words for a Bad Mood (K-3)
To teach students positive ways to express themselves instead of exploding into tears or hurtful words.
13. What is a Drug? (K-3)
Younger students will learn what drugs are and the dangers of drugs.
14. What is Medicine? (K-3)
Younger students will learn what medicines are and medicine rules to follow.
15. Nic and Friends Puppet Show (K-2)
Younger students will learn the dangers of smoking, nicotine, and alcohol from some puppet friends and what they have to say.
16. Wise Old Owl Says: When Telling Isn’t Tattling (K-2)
Helps students understand the difference between tattling and telling.
17. Think About Others: What It Means To Be Considerate (K-2)
This programs shows students positive ways to show consideration, such as treating other the way you would like to be treated, being helpful without being asked and being polite to others.
18. Feeling Good about Me: Building Self Esteem Through Responsibility (K-2)
Student learn that being responsible means helping out when asked, following rules and doing the right thing without being told. This program makes it clear that acting responsibly is a great way to feel good about yourself.
19. Get Along Monsters: Stop Picking on Me (K-2)
Children will learn simple & easy techniques that help them deal with bullies, get positive outcomes and stay safe.
20. Get Along Monsters: Don’t Call Me Names (K-2)
This program focuses on how name-calling affects others and how the viewers can be more assertive so they can stop others from calling names.
21. Big Deals and Little Deals: What to do when they happen to you (K-3)
Helping children develop problem solving skills.
22. Get Along Monsters: 5 Ways to Work Things Out Without Fighting (K-3)
This program gives young children 5 strategies to help resolve arguments and disagreements without hitting.
23. Get Along Monsters: Everybody Makes Mistakes (K-4)
This program shows that mistakes happen to everyone, that we can learn from our mistakes and proper ways to handle them such as asking for help or learning from them.
24. Setting Goals (K-6)
To teach students the importance of goal setting.
25. Making Good Choices (K-6)
To teach students the importance of making good decisions.
26. Emotional Awareness (K-6)
To teach student how to be aware of their emotions and how to deal with emotions.
27. Bullying/Teasing (K-6)
To help students become aware of the problem and help the students learn how to take effective action against a bully.
28. School and Students Responsibilities (K-6)
Students will be informed of their responsibilities in school and why these responsibilities are so important.
29. Safety (K-6)
We have topics on safety that cover Internet Safety, Getting to School Safely and Knowing How to Say Safe at Home and School.
30. Manners (K-6)
Students will learn the value of manners in certain situations and why manners and being considerate are so important.
31. Friendships (K-6)
Students will learn what true friendships are, as well as, how to make new friends and build self-esteem.
32. Self-Esteem (K-6)
Students will learn the importance of self-esteem and discussion on how to feel proud of being yourself.
33. Anger Management (K-6)
Students will learn about the emotion anger and positive ways to handle this emotion.
34. Tobacco Awareness (K-6)
To inform students of the health risks that is involved when someone smokes and chews tobacco.
35. Anxiety and Stress (K-6)
To inform students where worries and stress come from and what can be done to feel safer, stronger, and calmer.
36. Appreciating Differences (K-6)
Students will learn the importance of being unique and that everyone is different yet special in their own way.
37. Kindness Counts: How to Make a Real Difference (1-4)
A 6 DVD series covering Competition, Loyalty, Teasing, Feelings, Ignoring Mean People and Get Bystanders Involved. Each topic covered runs for 8-12 minutes.
38. Get Along Monsters: It’s Okay to Say No! (2-3)
This program shows students that it is important to set limits for themselves and say “no” to outside peer pressures as it also increases their self- confidence.
39. Good Choices or Bad Choices: How to know the difference (2-4)
Teaching children how to stop and think before they act.
40. When You Feel Left out (3-5)
Program that teaches students specific skills to use when they feel left out, how to express their emotions using “I” statements and how to take positive actions to help them feel better.
41. Words That Hurt (3-5)
An age appropriate program shows how powerful words can be and what they can do when someone uses words that hurt.
42. Frenemies: Unhealthy friendships and what to do about them (3-5)
This video explores friendships that have gone awry and provides students with strategies for coping with difficult friendships.
43. Communication & Cooperation (3-6)
To teach students the importance of communication and cooperation.
44. Alcohol Prevention (3-6)
To give students awareness on how dangerous alcohol is, how addiction can affect family and friends, and ways to say no to peer pressure.
45. Drug Awareness (3-6)
To give students awareness on how dangerous drugs are, how addiction can affect family and friends, and ways to say no to peer pressure.
46. Solving Conflicts (3-6)
To help students define conflicts and develop strategies on solving conflicts with teachers, parents, and peers.
47. Peer Pressure (4-6)
To teach students the difference of positive and negative peer pressure and how to respond.
48. School Rules: Being a Good Citizen (3-6)
Students will learn the concept of a school community and the importance of being a good citizen at school.
49. Courtesy is Contagious (3-6)
Students will learn how courtesy and discourtesy can affect the feelings of others.
50. Cool Kids in Control (3-6)
Students will learn techniques how to strengthen self-control, even when dealing with strong feelings.
51. Honesty (3-6)
Students will learn types of dishonesty, including lying, stealing and cheating. Helpful tips will be explained to help them incorporate honesty into their daily lives.
52. Teamwork and Team Play: How to Be a Good Sport (3-6)
A series of humorous videos that help students explore the benefits of working as a team. In multiple contexts such as sports, school, family, friends and community.
53. Time Out on Anger: Learning Self – Control (3-6)
Program emphasizes communications skills and conveys the message that it is ok to have angry feelings, it’s never ok to react to anger by hitting, yelling or breaking things.
54. The Antidote to Bullying: Kindness & Respect (3-6)
Students will get a clear understanding of what bullying is, how it affects victims and how kindness and respect can improve the situation.
55. Brush up on Hygiene (3-6)
This video delivers a message that keeping your body clean is an important part of staying healthy and feeling good about yourself. Discusses hand washing, brushing teeth, body odor etc.
56. Stranger Danger Awareness (3-6)
In this video 5 “stranger traps” are discussed. The viewers will see 5 different ways on how strangers try to approach children.
57. **I Can Communicate Series (3-6)**
This is a 3 part series to teach young viewers many essential communication skills. Video covers the importance of listening attentively, making eye contact, asking questions for clarification and being respectful of others.
5th Grade Through 9th Grade
58. Solving Conflicts with Teachers, Parents, and Peers (5-9)
To help students be able to define conflicts and violence and to identify at least two positive ways to resolve conflicts and reduce violence.
59. Alcohol Prevention (5-9)
To give students awareness on how dangerous alcohol and drugs are, how addiction can affect family and friends, and ways to say no to peer pressure.
60. Tobacco Awareness (5-9)
To inform students of the health risks that is involved when someone smokes and chews tobacco.
61. Marijuana Awareness (5-9)
To teach students about the dangers of marijuana, health risks, and addiction.
62. Prescription Drug Abuse (5-9)
To teach students the dangers of prescription drug abuse.
63. Bullying (5-9)
Students will be able to identify inappropriate words and action towards another student. Students will learn the appropriate actions to take when harassed.
64. Stress Management (5-9)
To inform students where worries and stress come from and what can be done to feel safer, stronger, and calmer.
65. Anger Management (5-9)
Students will learn about the emotion anger and positive ways of dealing with anger.
66. Self-Esteem (5-9)
Students will learn the importance of self-esteem and discussion on how to feel proud.
67. Standing Tall: Learning Assertiveness Skills (5-9)
In this video, students understand what constitutes assertive behavior, and why such behavior is necessary in order to foster and maintain healthy relationships.
68. Making Good Choices (5-9)
Helps students recognize that there are strategies they can follow to help them avoid making choices they might later regret.
69. Your Reputation: Enhancing It, Repairing It (5-9)
Students will understand the power of having a good reputation versus the pain of having a bad one. Also gives pointers on how to repair a bad reputation.
70. Peer Pressure (5-9)
To teach students the difference of positive and negative peer pressure.
71. Becoming an Organized Student (5-9)
This program presents strategies to students on handling the pressures and struggles between school and other activities. This video shows organizational skills with the use of planners, calendars and color coding.
72. Not Enough Time: Managing friends, schoolwork and Activities (5-9)
This video models examples of poor time management skills (procrastination, distractions etc.) and demonstrates helpful ways to reduce stress and create organization and prioritization.
73. Tolerance is… (5-9)
This video discusses the importance of tolerance in an increasingly diverse world. It encourages views to reject racism, gender bias and “seemingly harmless locker room jokes”. Cyber bullying and hateful online comments are also discussed.
74. Making the Most of Middle School (5-9)
This video encourages viewers to explore activities, volunteer work, think about future goals, develop good study habits and prepare academically for high school.
75. **Coping with an Emotional Crisis (5-9)**
In this video, teen’s real life stories are shared about dealing with situations that create emotional trauma such as natural disaster, divorce and loss of loved ones.
76. **Nobody’s Perfect: Learning Self-Acceptance (5-9)**
Students often participate in harsh self judgement that can affect their health, school work, behavior and moods negatively. This video discusses key issues of self-acceptance.
77. Making School a Positive Place (5-8)
This is a 7 DVD series. Topics discussed are Friendship Matters, Too Much Competition, Dealing with Mean People, How to Help a Friend, Too Much Drama, Too Much Teasing and Trouble with Social Media. Each topic that is discussed in covered in 8-12 minutes.
78. When BFF’s Go Bad: Being Digitally Responsible (4-8)
This video discusses the importance of digital awareness and talks about how if there is no digital awareness and responsibility, it can negatively impact your relationship with parents and peers.
79. Cheating: Pressures, Choices and Values (5-9)
This video explores why young students may resort to cheating as well as challenges viewers to consider their own values and integrity.
80. 10 Reasons You Should Never Try Vaping (4-8)
Gives students a strong “no use” message. Topics included are nicotine addiction and damages vaping does to the body.
7th Through 12th Grade
81. Alcohol Awareness
To give students awareness on how dangerous alcohol and drugs are, how addiction can affect family and friends, and ways to say no to peer pressure.
82. Tobacco Prevention
To inform students of the health risks that is involved when someone smokes and chews tobacco.
83. Marijuana Awareness
To teach students about the dangers of marijuana, health risks, and addiction.
84. Prescription Drug Abuse
To teach students the dangers of prescription drug abuse.
85. Bullying
Students will be able to identify inappropriate words and action towards another student. Students will learn the appropriate actions to take when harassed.
86. Anger Management
Students will learn about the emotion anger and positive ways of dealing with anger.
87. Hallmarks of Good Mental Health
Students will learn and appreciate the importance of caring for their mental health as an integral part of their overall well-being.
88. Texting and Driving: The Deadliest Distraction (7-12)
Discusses the dangers of texting while driving. Provides shocking stats and personal testimonials from people who have suffered first hand from the dangers of texting and driving.
89. What’s Up with E-Cigarettes? (7-12)
This program addresses the thoughts on “e-cigs” as being a safe replacement for actual tobacco cigarettes. Discussed the harmful chemicals and the health risks involved with e-cigarettes.
90. Social Skills for Life: Managing Strong Emotions (7-12)
This program helps students deal with strong emotions. They learn how to identify their own emotional triggers and recognize their unique patterns of responding to those triggers, both physically and emotionally.
91. Dangerous Decisions: Learning to Think Before You Act: (7- 12)
When faced with difficult and life altering decisions, teens often lack the skills needed to understand and evaluate the potential problems before they choose to act. This programs provides a step-by-step approach to leaning and applying good decision making skills.
92. Everything You Need to Know about E-Cigarettes, Vaping & Hookahs (7-12)
This program challenges the belief that e-cigarettes & hookahs are risk-free, healthy alternatives to traditional cigarettes.
93. Stress: The Good, Bad & Healthy (7-12)
In this video, real teens discuss situations that cause them to become stressed. Topics such as academic pressure, social pressure, family and self-imposed pressures.
94. How to Say No and Really Mean It (7-12)
In this program students are faced with different peer pressure scenarios. The video discusses 5 skills for teens to use to say no effectively.
95. How to end Unhealthy Relationships (7-12)
This program offers teens insight on how to honestly assess the health of romantic relationships and intense friendships, and then provide steps to help viewers end unhealthy relationships.
96. Constantly Connected: Managing Social Media Addiction (7-12)
This program discusses all social media sites and why it’s so easy to get addicted. Also covered is how that addiction causes anxiety, sleep disorders, depression, loss of real time friendships and activities and also interfering with school.
97. Me and My 500 “Friends”: Staying Safe on Social Media (7-12)
Discusses how harmful rumors, cyberbullying and harassment can occur and the impact they have, along with the risks of “sexting” and talking to strangers online.
98. Vaping, Nicotine, and the Developing Brain (9-12)
Teens discuss how they became addicted to nicotine as a result of vaping. Video discusses the dangers to the brain and body that nicotine can cause.
99. Combating Social Isolation and Loneliness (9-12)
When real life connections are replaced with virtual connections, social isolation and loneliness can happen.
100. Understanding Social Anxiety (9-12)
40% of US teens experience social anxiety. In this video different teens talk about how social anxiety has impacted their lives, how to identify and cope.
101. **Reaching Out: Suicide Prevention Workshop (7-12) **
This workshop will teach vital mental health skills to teens. They will learn warning signs of suicide and what steps they should take if they are worried about someone.
102. **Teen Truth: An Inside Look at Body Image (7-12)**
Discussion on how media, celebrities, peers etc. influence body image and may lead to dangerous habits. Discusses finding true strength and self-acceptance from within.
103. **Coping with Disruptive Life Changes (7-12)**
In this video, multiple teens who have coped with major life changes are showcased. From dealing with a major health diagnosis, parents divorcing and depression. This program emphasizes on finding people who can provide help and support in times of need.
104. **Stronger, Tougher, Smarter: Stories of Teen Resilience (7-12)**
This video focuses on stories of teens who have “bounced back” after difficult events in their lives. Recovery from addiction, stress/ depression and other topics. Gives tips on seeking help/ support from others, nurturing self-image and developing realistic goals.