This course is designed to teach children about the concept of self-esteem and the role it plays in having healthy friendships.
In this course, participants will learn facts about three body systems: digestive, respiratory and circulatory. Participants will learn the key organs of each system along with their function(s). They will also be taught healthy habits such as nutrition, physical activity, hand washing, and proper sleep.
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The course will outline the choices teens have in light of media messages and other influencers. Students will learn to how to obtain a healthy body image. The desire to change their body by using chemicals, disordered eating, dieting, and cosmetic surgery in order to achieve “perfection” will also be discussed.
In this course, students will be provided with the facts about four gateway drugs: tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, and inhalants.
In this course, participants will learn ways to stay healthy and prevent illness through regular doctor visits and personal hygiene habits. The course will discuss healthy versus unhealthy germs, and where germs can be found and how to best avoid transmitting them.
This course can be a nice complement to an existing bullying prevention program in your school, or it can act as a stand-alone program that will teach students how to develop positive peer relationships and how to handle negative ones.
The Keeping Kids Safe: An Erin’s Law Program teaches students in grades K-2, age-appropriate sexual abuse prevention and personal body safety education.
The Keeping Kids Safe: An Erin’s Law Program teaches students in grades 3-5, age-appropriate sexual abuse prevention and personal body safety education.
In this course, participants will develop an understanding of what causes conflict, as well as healthy and unhealthy responses to it.
In this course, participants will learn key concepts of nutrition and exercise with the goal of recognizing that healthy habits are essential to maintaining a healthy body.
In this course, students will be introduced to the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste. Participants will learn the function of each sense and the parts of the body, or sense organs, that allow the senses to work. They will also be taught how to protect and care for their sense organs so that they function properly.
In this course, students will learn five specific ways to take care of their body systems, including daily physical activity, healthy eating, proper hand-washing, sufficient sleep, and proper dental hygiene. The course also explains the consequences of not utilizing these healthy habits.
In this course, participants will learn facts about nutrition, including the concept and use of MyPlate and the importance of eating from a variety of foods in moderation each day.