Sexting is a combination of sex and text messaging. Junior High and High School students demonstrate the threat of sexted sexually explicit or suggestive photographs, messages and videos. Real life scenarios are presented along with the resulting consequences affecting a teenagers personal, social and future life. Follow students through a variety of sexting situations stemming from careless fun to cyberbullying along with their painful effects.
Subjects: Guidance
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Sex Facts: Teens and STD’s
As teenagers become sexually active, STDs become a major risk. Watch as high school students deal with having an STD. Real life scenarios present male and female points of view through the initial discovery, the subsequent fear and embarrassment, the doctor’s check-up, and the sexual partner confrontation. Realistic STD prevention methods are presented, while differences between birth control and STD inhibitors are identified.
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Bullying: There’s Always a Way Out
Bullying has moved past face-to-face interaction. Junior High and High School students present real-life scenarios of bullying, including bullying through the internet, texts and video. Difficult and distressing situations in a variety of settings are addressed, followed by both unproductive actions and resolutions that work. This program covers bullying from its painful beginning to its peaceful end.
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Your Body, Your Health and Drugs
Elementary students must understand at a young age the harmful effects drugs and alcohol have on their body. Presented as an early education drug prevention and health program, young viewers will understand the connection between respecting their body and how drug use can harm it. Topics include how the body works, and the effects of medicines, nicotine, alcohol and marijuana on the body.
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Sexual Abuse: It’s Not Your Fault
Elementary aged students present real-life scenarios of sexual abuse and the resulting emotional impact. Follow the children from the beginning to end to identify what sexual harassment is, how to handle this serious issue and establish available age-appropriate solutions.
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Mini Kelso’s Choice Posters Grade K-3 (10-Pack) (11×17)
A colorful visual of Kelso’s nine problem-solving solutions on a “Kelso’s Choice Wheel.” Created to accompany the Kelso’s Choice Conflict Management Program. Colorful and fun illustrations of Kelso the frog acting out the nine different choices for elementary-aged children to use when facing a “small” problem.
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Mini Kelso’s Choice Posters Grade 4-5 (10-Pack) (11×17)
A colorful visual of Kelso’s nine problem-solving solutions on a “Kelso’s Choice Wheel.” Created to accompany the Kelso’s Choice Conflict Management Program. Colorful and fun illustrations of Kelso the frog acting out the nine different choices for elementary-aged children to use when facing a “small” problem.
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Kelso’s Choice Wheel Full-Color Posters (2 Pack)
A colorful visual of Kelso’s nine problem-solving solutions on a “Kelso’s Choice Wheel.” Created to accompany the Kelso’s Choice Conflict Management Program. Colorful and fun illustrations of Kelso the frog acting out the nine different choices for elementary-aged children to use when facing a “small” problem.
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Understanding Bullying
Bullying is the act of intentionally causing harm to others, through verbal harassment, physical assault, or other non-verbal methods such as manipulation or exclusion. Such behaviour can have deep long term negative effects on the victim. Technology has also influenced the methods and means by which bullies inflict their harassment. This program provides an introduction to bullying – what it is, why it is wrong and strategies to deal with it. It includes comments from bullying expert and Clinical Psychologist Andrew Fuller as well as interviews from students who have been victims of bullying in the past.
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The Bystander
Does simply ignoring bullying make someone an innocent bystander? Or is there something that they can do to help the situation. This program looks at the different behaviours demonstrated by bystanders, and focuses on the fact that all bystanders have a role to play in preventing bullying. Featuring expert interviews with Clinical Psychologist Andrew Fuller and Counseling Psychologist Roslyn Berkovitch as well as dramatised scenarios in the school yard and on public transport. This second program in the Against Bullying Series illustrates what we can do to assist in the fight against bullying.