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PeaceTalks: Preventing Violence
From: PEACETALKS – Video Series
-For grades 6-12
-Featuring Michael Pritchard
-Includes Printable Teacher’s Guide
-Available on DVD or Online Digital Video Streaming
Three basic strategies for avoiding and reducing violence are presented: predicting consequences, cooling down, and walking away.
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PeaceTalks: Resolving Conflicts
From: PEACETALKS – Video Series
-For grades 6-12
-Featuring Michael Pritchard
-Includes Printable Teacher’s Guide
-Available on DVD or Online Digital Video Streaming
Special attention is given to techniques for avoiding conflicts including respecting the feelings of others, communicating positively with “I” messages, and learning to negotiate. Proven conflict management techniques are presented.
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PeaceTalks: Respecting Yourself and Others
From: PEACETALKS – Video Series
-For grades 6-12
-Featuring Michael Pritchard
-Includes Printable Teacher’s Guide
-Available on DVD or Online Digital Video Streaming
Ideas are presented here for handling put-downs and insults non-violently. In addition, respecting differences in opinion, race, and culture are encouraged.
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PeaceTalks: Stepping Up To Peace
From: PEACETALKS – Video Series
-For grades 6-12
-Featuring Michael Pritchard
-Includes Printable Teacher’s Guide
-Available on DVD or Online Digital Video Streaming
This important video discusses how to break the chain of violence. It explains the character traits of a nonviolent person: courage, compassion, tolerance, and respect. Learn how to turn enemies into friends and become an advocate for peace.
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Pharm Parties: A Lethal Mix
-For Grades 7 & Up
-DVD + Printable Teaching GuideOne of the newest and most frightening trends in teen drug experimentation are so-called pharm parties, where teens gather at someone’s home, drop an array of pharmaceuticals (like Vicodin, Oxycontin or Xanax) into a bowl, then consume handfuls of this dangerous cocktail mix. This program clearly demonstrates the extreme dangers of this rapidly escalating form of prescription drug abuse.
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Preventing Athletic Injuries
-For Grades 7-12
-DVD + Printable Teaching GuideThis program fully explores the most common injuries in school sports and how they can be prevented by stretching and warm-up exercises, developing a strong core, using the right safety gear the right way, proper nutrition and dealing with injuries once they occur.
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Preventing Obesity: It’s Up To You!
-For Grades 7-12
-DVD + Printable Teaching GuideWith the help of a registered nutritionist and fitness expert, two overweight teens create a plan of action to prevent obesity by setting realistic goals, finding interesting exercise programs, and making healthier food choices even at fast-food restaurants.
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Reaching Out A Suicide Prevention Workshop
-For Grades 7 & Up
-DVD + Printable Teaching Guide
-Released in 2019Many teens who attempt suicide will tell a friend beforehand. This video and Teacher’s Resource Book are adapted from a classroom workshop led by Dr. Sonia Luckey, DNP. who teaches vital mental health skills to teens. Viewers will learn the warning signs of…
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Recognizing & Escaping Teen Dating Violence
-For Grades 7 & Up
-DVD + Printable Teaching Guide
-Free online video streaming included!This compelling story of teen dating violence is hosted by a passionately committed veteran team leader of a district attorney’s Family Crimes Division. Actual cases are included to strengthen the message.
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Say Know to Diets
-For Grades 6-12
-DVD + Printable Teaching GuideMany teens feel pressure to lose weight, often resorting to diets that don’t work and may even be dangerous. This program exposes myths and false or misleading claims about many commercial diet programs.
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Self-Management: Decisions, Decisions
-For Grades 7-12
-DVD + Printable Teaching GuideA sure sign of maturity is the ability to make wise decisions and personal choices while taking into account the possible consequences. This program demonstrates a four-step process that helps students put their decision into words, understand the part their values play in decision-making, evaluate their options and the possible consequences, and finally, make an informed, well-thought-out decision.
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