Educational Products
Hundreds of schools. Thousands of students. Extraordinary success stories from teachers, counselors, principals, superintendents, district communication directors and more. Connect with Kids television and classroom programs are helping to improve school climate, student behavior and family communication across the country.
The most recent independent study (November, 2005) shows that Connect with Kids significantly improved student behaviors/attitudes across 86 character skills such as kindness, tolerance and responsibility.
Connect with Kids is award-winning, video-based programming with a proven peer-to-peer format featuring real kids sharing their true stories about today’s adolescent issues. The programs include teaching resources that facilitate meaningful student discussion, student self-reflection, and cross-curriculum integrated learning.
The Connect with Kids initiative works at the classroom level, as well as in individual counseling sessions, small group sessions, school-wide assemblies, and entire school districts.
Our top-selling educational offerings are:
- The Character Collection
- The Health Collection
- The Social and Emotional Collection
- Professional Versions of Individual DVDs
All Collections include classroom videos, correlated lesson plans, parent outreach, professional development and training, and a one-year subscription to the Connect with Kids 24/7 multimedia online resource, WebSource.
Why Educators Choose Connect with Kids
- Connect with Kids supports Federal initiatives including No Child Left Behind, Safe and Drug Free Schools, Title I, Title IV and Title V.
- Connect with Kids is a selected evidence-based program in the U.S. Department of Education’s What Works Clearinghouse.
- Research shows Connect with Kids improves student behavior, improves school climate and interaction with teachers, and increases communication among parents and their children.
- Connect with Kids provides parent outreach through workshop and PTA programming, as well as Emmy® award-winning television programming that correlates to the classroom programs. Students learn in the classroom... parents and families watch and learn at home, creating community-wide learning about today’s most important youth issues.
