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Are you an elementary school teacher or counselor who's been searching for time-saving ways to promote Red Ribbon Week? Want all your ideas and activities in one place? If so, look no further, this resource delivers! Celebrating Red Ribbon Week is an imaginative and efficiently designed book that provides every resource you need for a successful Red Ribbon Week program. With up-to-date information and practical, fun ideas, this book is a must-have that will guarantee an informative, fun-loving celebration.Book features include: Themes, contests, and easy-to-implement ideas for the weekWriting prompts and word searchesLesson plans by grade level: K-1, 2-3, 4-6The story behind Red Ribbon WeekOnline resources and websitesRecommended picture books to introduce Red Ribbon Week

Are you a preK - second grade teacher looking for an exciting way to introduce Red Ribbon Week? If so, Sarah's Sick Day is the ideal beginning. Share Sarah's story with your students as you help them see the dangerous of taking medicine without a parent's guidance.Sarah really wants to go to school today, but she's feeling very sick. It's share day, her favorite day of the week. If she stays home, she'll miss sharing her new birthday doll, she'll miss snack time with her friend, Grace, and she'll miss story time. Her mom says she's going to call the doctor, but Sarah knows just what medicine she should take to feel better-or does she?

Charlie is curious about everything. He and his best friend, Dillin, are part of the Curious Club. Their curiosity is peaked when Ms. Shirley and her pet parrot, Pierre, move in next door. When they see a colorful trinket filled with that they think is candy, the Curious Club discovers being curious is a good thing, but curiosity without caution can be dangerous. Join Charlie, Dillin and Pierre as together they learn about the dangers of mistaking medicine for candy. There are activity pages available for this title at CounselingwithHEART.com Grades K-2, Softcover, 32 pages

It's hard to know what to say when older kids pressure you to do something you know is wrong. Blake is a fifth-grader with one thing on his mind: karate. He needs his friend's older brother, Jacob, to help him get ready for a big karate tournament. But Jacob's new friend, Ryan, has other ideas-that could get all of them into a lot of trouble. What will Blake decide when the right thing to do is also the hardest thing to do? There are printable activity pages available for this title at CounselingwithHEART.com Grades 3-6, Softcover, 32 pages