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How Family and Friends Affect Our Self-Esteem (8:26)
A CHAPTER FROM: Cool to Be Me: Self-Esteem (A Sunburst Title)
Negative feedback from family and friends can damage our self-esteem. Figuring out how you feel about being put down and talking with the other people can help you feel better about yourself.
- 6-8Grades 6-8
- Curriculum Explorer
Being Responsible to Your Friends (3:21)
A CHAPTER FROM: Trust Me: Learning to Be Responsible (A Sunburst Title)
Being responsible to your friends means keeping commitments.
- 6-8Grades 6-8
- Curriculum Explorer
Bullying: How Should Friends React to Misguided Pranks? (2:32)
A CHAPTER FROM: Urban Improv: Bystander Issues and Bullying
Members of a group discuss how they should respond to a friend’s prank that has gone too far.
- 6-8Grades 6-8
- Curriculum Explorer
Coping with Friends Who Drink and Drive (3:22)
A CHAPTER FROM: The Right Choices: Skills for Life (A Sunburst Title)
Mike and his friend ask his neighbor Seth for a ride to the beach. When they are ready to leave for home, they find out that Seth has been drinking. The two boys are conflicted about whether to ride home with Seth.
- 6-8Grades 6-8
- Curriculum Explorer
When Friends Mean Trouble (A Sunburst Title) (19:00)
For young teens,"trouble" with friends can mean anything from physical danger to emotional turmoil. Specifically designed to get students talking, each fast-paced vignette acts as a trigger to spur classroom discussion about friendship - a...
- 4-8Grades 4-8
- Curriculum Explorer
Amber's Friends Embarrass a Foreign Student (2:47)
A CHAPTER FROM: When Friends Mean Trouble (A Sunburst Title)
Amber's friends embarrass a foreign student by directing her into the boy's locker room at school. Amber argues that it was not her fault that her friends took advantage of the new student.
- 4-8Grades 4-8
- Curriculum Explorer
Domestic Violence: Should Friends Intervene? (3:56)
A CHAPTER FROM: The Fourth R: Responsibility (A Sunburst Title)
This vignette shows one friend advising another to get help when her friend admits to being assulted by her boyfriend. Discussion questions follow the vignette.
- 6-12Grades 6-12
- Curriculum Explorer
The Solution: Say It Like a Friend and Don't... (4:04)
A CHAPTER FROM: Say No and Keep Your Friends (A Sunburst Title)
A roleplay situation is presented where students practice saying no without making their friends mad. Students are encouraged to say what they mean and say it like they mean it, using a friendly tone of voice.
- 6-8Grades 6-8
- Curriculum Explorer
Say No and Keep Your Friends (A Sunburst Title) (25:00)
Middle schoolers often find that saying no to a friend can mean the end of the friendship. Using pressure-filled situations typical of middle school experience, program demonstrates effective techniques that will help students stand up for...
- 6-8Grades 6-8
- Curriculum Explorer
The Problem: Sometimes Saying No Means Losing Friends (3:19)
A CHAPTER FROM: Say No and Keep Your Friends (A Sunburst Title)
This segment introduces a problem when a student needs to say no to a friend without making them angry. The camp counsellor conducts a lesson designed to help students say no without losing their friends.
- 6-8Grades 6-8
- Curriculum Explorer