Flash Bolton

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2nd Grade

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Feel the music and your feelings with this twosome of motion and EMOTION!

The Mooderators

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Tune into your body, your surroundings, and focus on your mental health.

Flow and Steady

Celebrate the meaning of friendship and learn how to be a bestie! 

Friends Forever

Practice your relationship skills with these exercises focused on friendship and teamwork.

Relationship Skills: Friendship and Teamwork

Use this resource to help guide a conversation with your students or children on ways to build and foster friendships while watching The Mooderators: How to Make a Friend!

How to Make a Friend: Teacher & Caregiver Guide

There’s so many ways to grow your friendships and make new ones! Move, groove, listen, and learn How to Make a Friend.

The Mooderators: How to Make a Friend

[CHEERING]   [SCHOOL BELL RINGS]  [MUSIC PLAYING]   [VOCALIZING]   (SINGING) What's your favorite color?  Blue.  What's your favorite game?  Those are questions we can ask when we are making a friend.  What's your favorite subject?  [SINGING IN SPANISH]   So many things in common.  So many things we share.  Some things we won't agree on, but that's OK.  Getting to know each other is what makes friendships great.  I'll be right there for you, for you, [SPANISH]  for you, 'cause we all need someone to laugh with,  to have fun with.  So just know that when you're down,  I'll be your friend without a doubt.  Someone to count on, someone to trust,  to give you space when you need it because that's  what friendship is all about.  About, about, about, about.  For you, [SPANISH] for you.  That's what friendship is all about.  There's some things we can do to be better friends.  Remember to be honest, treat each other with respect.  And if there are disagreements, solutions  we can find as long as we're ready to listen  with an open mind.  So many things in common.  So many things we share.  Some things we won't agree on, but that's OK.  Getting to know each other is what makes friendships great.  I'll be right there for you, for you, [SPANISH] for you.  I'll be right there for you, for you, [SPANISH],, for you.  [APPLAUSE]  [CHEERING]   [BIRDS CHIRPING]

Are you a grown up?

How to Make a Friend: Teacher & Caregiver Guide Page

How to Make a Friend: Teacher & Caregiver Guide