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Bullying
The New Bully-Free Classroom by Allan L. Beane, Ph.D. Information and in- service helping K-8 educators empower bystanders, aid targets, and counsel those who bully. 192 pp. with CD-ROM.
Q9246................... . $39.99
Conflict Resolution for Educators from Schlessinger Media These closed-captioned DVDs for grades 5-12 showcase challeng- ing situations and how to resolve them. Promotes the need for a safe, healthy learning environment. With Facilitator’s Guide.
Bullying: Gaining Insight
Identifying and solving bullying problems in boys and girls. 36 min. Q6838D .................. .$39.95
Students & Self-Destructive Behavior
Spotting signs of dangerous behavior and providing help when needed. 49 min. Q6839D .................. .$39.95
Q6840D (Set of 2 DVDs)...... .$79.95
Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman and Gloria Degaetano A call to action against TV, movie, and video game violence. Completely revised and updated for 2015. 256 pp. Q9337....... . $15.00
Cool Down/Talk It Out by Cheri J. Meiners, M.Ed. In these sweet
books for ages 4-8, children learn con- crete social skills for anger management and conflict resolu- tion. 40 pp. ea.
Cool Down and Work through Anger
Q9176.................... .$10.95 Talk and Work It Out
Q9245.................... .$10.95
Bullying, Teasing and Put-Downs: What Victims Can Do In this video for grades 4-8, children share their own experiences with bullying and teasing. Youth workers explain why bullies act that way and what makes someone a target of their behavior. With a Leader’s Guide. 22 min. Q6693D ........ .$89.00
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Once Upon a Time…Storytelling to Teach Character Education and Prevent Bullying by Elis a D avy P earmain Features 99 multicultural stories to read aloud or tell in order to support a school’s character educa- tion plan. Arranged by age and corresponding to 12 character traits. For grades K-8. 377 pp. Q9336.................... .$27.95
Becoming Someone’s Hero
by Sandy Ragona; illus. Brian Caleb Dumm. A colorful workbook teaching children how to respond and become effective bystanders dur- ing bullying situations. For grades 1-5. 40 pp.
Q9248 ............ . $14.95
What Angry Kids Need by Jennifer Anne Brown and Pam Provonsha Hopkins Explains why kids get angry, what anger management skills they (and the entire family) can be taught, how
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Boys on Bullying from Family Health Productions
In this video, boys tell how they dealt with bullying through support from friends, parents, or other caring adults. With dis- cussion guide. Recommended for students in grades 5-12, parents and other caregivers. 20 min. Q6906D .................. .$99.99
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Rumors, Gossip and Teasing: It Hurts Defines harassment and explores how to deal with it. Grades 3-6. Comes with Teacher’s Guide. 15 min. Q6940........ . $79.95
No Kidding about Bullying by Naomi Drew, MA Activities to help kids in grades 3–6 build empathy, manage anger, work out conflicts, and stop bullying by peers. Featuring 125 mini-lessons that may be
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completed in 20 minutes or less, the book + CD-ROM is a flexible resource that can be used as a stand-alone curriculum or a complement to bullying and character education programs already in place. 288 pp. Q9196................... . $39.99
Anger Management Angry? Ten Ways to Cool Off
adults can model anger management techniques—and how adults can cope when nothing seems to work. 140 pp. Q9136.................... $14.95
Soft-Spoken Parenting: 50 Ways to Not Lose Your Temper With Your Kids by H. Wallace Goddard, Ph.D. Simple, practical strategies to become kinder, more patient, and more loving to your children amidst all the turmoil of daily life. 201 pp. Q8895.......... $15.95
from Sunburst Visual Media Hands-on workshop with strategies young children can use to manage angry feel- ings without breaking things or hurting other people or themselves. For grades K-2. 18 min.
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Show Me Your Mad Face by Connie J. Schnoes, Ph.D. Explores the reasons behind angry behavior in children and teens. Encourages par- ents not to avoid triggering anger, but rather to value these opportunities to teach
children how to handle angry feelings. 222 pp. Q9254.................... .$13.95
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