Character - Peer-Pressure
Choose to Refuse:
Double Trouble
Social Skills
Saying No and
Activity Book. Gr: 3-6
keeping Your Friends
Polite Pigs
Double Trouble illustrates how peer
pressure can sometimes lead to
DVD Video Program. Gr: 4-8
Playing
negative behavior. In an attempt
Most kids think they are
Cards
to be accepted by the Ò coolÓ kids at
prepared to Ò just say noÓ when
school, Luis starts to do things he
confronted with bad choices
A Game of
normally doesnÕ t do. He begins to
New
about drugs, sex, or ethical
Good Manners.
copy homework, steal, lie, brag, bully,
behavior. But this resolve
Gr: K+
smoke and drink beer to impress his
often melts away when they discover that itÕ s not their enemies they
A simple, adorably
new friends. Luis invites the twins to
have to say no to; itÕ s their friends! This program presents students
illustrated card
his house while his parents are not
with practical skills for handling peer pressure without losing friends.
game that reinforces
home for what turns out to be a party and everything starts to spin
Five refusal techniques are modeled and demonstrated: suggest a
an understanding of
out of control. He feels Ò coolÓ until things go wrong and he ends
better idea, just leave, give an excuse, just ignore, and challenge
good manners by
up in trouble with kids at school, his teacher, his parents, and the
the challenger. The dramatic situations include being challenged to
matching situations
police. Luis learns that there can be serious consequences for such
fi ght, being asked to allow homework to be copied, being asked to go
with an appropriate
negative behavior and being Ò coolÓ can sometimes come with a
shoplifting, and being asked to take drugs. Running Time: 19 minutes
polite response. A
price. Questions and suggestions in the books provide guidance on
Includes: DVD and TeacherÕ s Resource Book. #112-DVD $129.95
Situation Card is captured with a Thank
how to avoid making bad decisions due to peer-pressure.
You, Please, Excuse Me or IÕ m Sorry
Reproducible Set #795-SET $19.95
Manners Bingo
card. And of course, each turn begins
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with a polite request, and a thank you!
Game and Reproducible Activities. Gr: 3-8
Animated DVD Video. Gr: 3-6
Need a new approach for teaching New
3.25Ó x 4.5Ó cards are slightly larger than
standard playing cards, making them
This animated video presentation of the
manners? Manners Bingo is the answer!
easier for youngsters to hold. Easy-to-
story, DoubleÊT rouble, demonstrates
Using bingo cards that incorporate polite
follow directions are included on separate cards in the deck.
the consequences of negative behavior
sayings and incomplete sentences,
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including smoking, drinking, lying,
students are constantly reminded of
bragging, bullying, stealing and cheating.
polite language and are challenged to
use it when completing the sentences.
This program is excellent for small group,
When presenting the game, call out the
You're Rude, Dude!
classroom, or individual presentation.
cards exactly as they are written, leaving
DVD Video Program. Gr: 3-6
Discussion guide provides tips on
incomplete sentences incomplete. When
Likeable on-camera hosts
facilitating a classroom guidance lesson
a student calls out bingo, have the student
guide young viewers through a
and follow-up activities. Kit includes 18
repeat the squares that are covered,
series of humorous vignettes,
minute video, activity book, reproducible activities and discussion
completing any incomplete sentences.
helping them identify rude
guide. #795V-DVDKIT $19.95
Players can only win if they can express
behaviors and recognize
polite language by completing the sentences. This game not only
why they donÕ t workÑa nd
familiarizes students with politeness, it also gives them experiential
Peer Pressure Quiz Show
often interfere with good
practice in using it. #MB938M $16.95
communication. In each case,
New
Animated DVD Quiz Show. Gr: 1-5 viewers are reminded that
The goal of this fun and exciting video quiz
being rude isnÕ t funny, cool or useful. Includes demonstrating good
show is to teach children positive ways to Good Manners
manners such as saying Ò pleaseÓ and Ò thank you,Ó properly addressing
react to peer-pressure. Viewers decide
Flash Cards
people in authority (especially teachers!), being considerate of peopleÕ s
on solutions to situations in which peer-
feelings and using good manners at the dinner table. Program also
pressure is a factor. The video presents a
Fun and easy to use reminds students that saying Ò shut up,Ó interrupting others, displaying
wide range of behavior options and their
manners education cards. inappropriate public behavior (like burping), and hurting othersÕ feelings
associated consequences. Players earn
Gr: K+ as a joke is simply not cool. Viewers see that using good manners
or lose points based on the quality of the These polite pigs make
shows respect for themselves and others, and is a valuable sign of
solutions chosen. manners fun to learn,
maturity, which adults are sure to notice.
Kit includes video, leaderÕ s guide,
demonstrating Includes Pre- and Post-Tests, Video, Teacher's Resource Book and
score sheet, parent guide, certifi cate of
good behavior in Student Handouts. #8039-DVD $99.95
completion and a program script. #QPPV-DVDKIT $19.95
familiar situations.
One side of
each card asks
Manners are Important
New
what approach or
Dude, That’s Rude! (Get Some Manners)
for You and Me
response is right for a
situation; the reverse
Book and Resources for Kids. Gr: 2-6
Teach young children the
offers a good suggestion. Kids today need manners more than ever,
importance of manners!
For instance: When you
and Dude, ThatÕ s Rude! makes it fun and
Gr: Pre K+
answer the phone, what do you
easy to get some. Full-color cartoons and
Manners make life more pleasant
say?...Ó Hello, Piggie residence.
kid-friendly text teach the basics of polite
for everyone. This book will help all
Mom canÕ t come to the phone, may
behavior in all kinds of situationsÑa t
young children learn basic etiquetteÑ
I take a message? Who is calling? What
home, at school, in the bathroom, on the
when to say Ò Please,Ó Ò Thank you,Ó
do you do when you meet someone?...
phone, at the mall, and more. Kids learn
Ò Excuse me,Ó and Ò I'm sorry,Ó how to
Look at their eyes and give a fi rm
Power Words to use and P.U. Words to
act in a restaurant, why it's not polite
New handshake. You should try not to burp in public. But if a burp surprises
avoid, why their family deserves their best
to whisper around others, how to
you, what do you say?...Ó Please excuse me!Ó
manners, and the essentials of etiquette
use the phone, how to meet new people, how to be a good sport, and (politeness online). It seems like light
much more. The easy-to-read and fun rhymes combine with engaging
Two counselor/parent cards describe good ways to use the cards and
reading, but itÕ s serious stuff. Manners are
illustrations to teach good manners and help kids understand why
suggest lots of ways to reinforce learning. The cards are 4.5Ó x 6Ó and
major social skills, and this book gives
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come in a sturdy, sliding drawer box. #2301 $12.00
kids a great start. #422336 $8.95
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