Cool Kids Lesson Kit Components

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Six of the lesson kits include a five to seven 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.  Families and schools watch the videos online or download the video files to their computers to view using a projector or TV screen.  Schools and organizations may request a DVD copy of the episodes.

The Lesson Plans and the Family Guides give you exactly what to do and say to lead successful Cool Kids lessons at school or with your family. 

The Cool Kids Tips handout offers more tips that help children make good choices and follow the Cool Rules.  Schools may customize the handouts that are also translated into Spanish and make copies to send home with students after a lesson to remind the children of what they learned and communicate with parents about what you taught their children.  Families may display the Cool Kids Tips at home to remind themselves of what they learned in each lesson.  The tips make great refrigerator art! 

"Act it Out" role-play starters and scripts give children the opportunity to practice what they have learned by thinking the Cool Rule steps out loud in role-play situations.  Groups at school may perform "Act it Out" role-plays on school-wide announcements to reinforce the skills learned to the whole school.

"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 monthly e-mail newsletter that offers practical parenting tips.  Schools may forward the e-mails to parents 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.