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15 of the 35 Cool Kids lessons include a five to nine minute professionally produced Cool Kids TV episode that covers social and emotinal situations that all children face offering Cool Rules and character traits to use in those situations. Kids host the Cool Kids TV episodes that include humor and "Act it Out" role-plays performed by the Cool Kids Crew. Schools watch the videos online, download the video files to their computers to view using a projector or TV screen, or purchase a DVD copy of the episodes.

The Lesson Plans give you exactly what to do and say to lead successful Cool Kids lessons.
The Cool Kids Tips handouts in English and Spanish reinforce the lessons and inform parents and guardians about what the students learned. Schools may customize the handouts with their school information.
"Act it Out" role-play starters give children the opportunity to practice what they have learned by thinking the Cool Rule steps aloud in situations. Research indicates that modeling and role-playing are effective techniques for teaching social and emotional skills.
"Draw it Out" cartoon templates offer one more learning opprotunity by allowing children to draw characters using the Cool Rule steps in situations of their own creation.

"Cool Kids E-tips" is a newsletter that offers practical parenting tips. Schools may forward the e-mails to parents and guardians or print and copy the tips to send to parents and guardians to reinforce the lessons taught at school, provide support for parents, and encourage parent involvement.
Cool Kids Live is a workshop event for families hosted and led by the
school. Schools are given a promotional plan, flyer templates, a
lesson
plan, Cool Kids TV episode, handout, and activities. The event is fun
for families and reinforces the lessons taught in Cool Kids with
parents and guardians.
Cool Kids subscribers have access to five online games that counselors or teachers may use with entire classes using computers connected to projectors or interactive white boards. Each game covers specific topics such as respect, responsibility, self-control, character, and college and career awareness and will include video vignettes of students from lower elementary to middle school showing character and using the “Cool Rules.” These games may be used as stand-alone lessons or as a part of other lessons.
The “Coolcasts” include scripts for students to read for morning announcements via video or audio and recorded announcements. The “Coolcasts” cover character traits and the “Cool Rules.”
Subscribers have access to “Cool Kids Parenting Tips” that provide tips to use with parents for parent coffees or lunches, parent meetings, or as a part of PTA meetings. The tips support character traits, the Cool Kids lessons, and the “Cool Rules.”