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Other Items from Character Education
Don't Call Me Names (DVD) (grades K-2) - Uses vignettes to highlight the reasons behind name-calling and the effect it has on others, and to show kids how to be more assertive so they can stop others from calling them names.
Don't Be So Bossy (DVD) (grades K-2) - Even young children can learn basic assertiveness skills so they can stand up for themselves and not be overpowered by more aggressive friends. Shows bossy children, who are often on their way to becoming bullies, the impact their behavior has on others.
Stop Picking on Me (DVD) (grades K-2) - This popular program uses realistic mini-dramas to show youngsters the do's and don'ts for dealing with bullies safely.
Harassment Hurts: Gossiping, Taunting, and Bullying (DVD) (grades 3-5) - Stem the tide of bullying in your school by showing students the devastating effects of gossiping, taunting and bullying.
How to Stay Safe (DVD) - This program uses a lively, fast-paced game show to teach youngsters how to stay safe.
Gossiping, Taunting, Bullying: It's All Harassment (DVD and video) - With the encouragement of a school counselor, young teens share their own experiences coping with bullying, taunting, and teasing. They view and react to dramatic vignettes that portray realistic situations of harassment.
You Can Solve It! Series (DVDs) - These innovative programs address important issues middle schoolers face daily.
Proud to Be Me! Building Self-Esteem (DVD) (grades 3-5) - Encourages children to concentrate on what they can do, not what they can't do. Viewers realize that one accomplishment can give them the confidence to accomplish even more.
Attitude Alert (DVD) - This video explores the belief that a person's attitude has tremendous influence on their actions.
C.A.G.E. the Rage (DVD) - Teaches how to deal with conflicts, leading to a positive outcome, and promotes an attitude of self-control and self-responsibility.
Cyberbullies (DVD) - This program is designed to prevent children and teenagers from falling victim to cyberbullying, using dramatizations and Q and A discussions to expand awareness of the issue.
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