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Character education script images
Capturing Kids Hearts Five Questions (Map theme)
This super cute map theme poster lists the five questions to ask students off task based on the popular Capturing Kids Hearts Program.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Snow White and the V.I.P./D.A.R.E. Dwarves (satirical play)
This original play presents anti-drug, anti-drinking, anti-vandalism messages in a MODERN SNOW WHITE and the Seven Dwarves, with dwarves named Boozey, Smokey and Dopey done in a fairytale format. It is blatantly didactic in the Good vs Evil fairytale fashion.
It would work for elementary and middle school age groups and was written to support the V.I.P and D.A.R.E programs but could be adapted to support any Health curriculum, with some simple changes.
This play can be performed in under an ho
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Grades:
5th - 7th
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Chandler the Handler Confronts Bullying in Middle School
Chandler the Handler confronts bullying in the middle school conveys the idea to other young students to use a "proactive" response to bullying instead of a "reactive" one
Grades:
5th - 8th
HELPS Social Problem Solving Poster
Use this poster to guide students through a peaceful problem solving process. Helpful visuals remind students of the steps. Hang on the wall or make a trifold tent with two copies - one on each side, for students to set between them when following the process.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Middle School Lesson on Inclusion and Making Assumptions
As a middle school counselor, you have to meet students where they are and this often times means trying to have their sense of humor. I have fondly and secretly titled this lesson, "You Know What They Say About Assuming Things? It makes an A*# out of you and me." will engage middle school students in a way that is powerful. They will begin to understand how we put up walls between ourselves and others and cause division when we make assumptions. And they best part...you get to teach this co
Grades:
4th - 10th
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Safe Touch
Utilize this visual guide as a talking guide to discuss the differences between safe and unsafe touch. This can be used as a supplement to other curriculum, a guide to begin conversation, or a processing tool to reflect on past choices.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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