Self-Control Classes for Grades K-2
 Synopsis
When Kid Cashmere, a sophisticated goat with a head for business, visits the country, he is scared half to death by Chuck, the bridge troll, who leaps out at him from under a bridge. Unlike the goats from The Billy Goats Gruff, Kid Cashmere doesn’t use his horns to persuade Chuck. Instead, with the help of your students, he teaches Chuck how to stop, think, and use his self-control.
Educational Objectives
- To define self-control
- To show the negative consequences of losing self-control
- To teach strategies students can use to keep their self-control
- To provide students with an opportunity to practice self-control strategies
Audience size: 35 students maximum in a classroom; up to 40 students in a multi-purpose room
Running time: 40 minutes
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Self-Control Classes for Grades 3-6
 Synopsis
Fearsome pirate Runny Snotrag has done it again. While playing a game of Pirateball, he lost his self-control and insulted an even more fearsome pirate. Now, Snotrag’s on the run. Luckily, he stumbles into your classroom where a CLIMB Actor just happens to be teaching a lesson on self-control. In this humorous and active class, students exercise self-control through a highly physical concentration game, look for lapses in self-control in a piratical scene of mischief, and practice using self-control through role-play.
Educational Objectives
- To define self-control
- To show the negative consequences of losing self-control
- To teach strategies students can use to keep their self-control
- To provide students with an opportunity to practice self-control strategies
Audience size: 35 students maximum in a classroom; up to 40 students in a multi-purpose room
Running time: 40 minutes
Cost: click here
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