Kidpower Skills Guides
The Kidpower Skills Guides provide illustrations and directions for how to teach several of our core ‘People Safety’ skills.
These introductory guides from Kidpower’s proven prevention curriculum show how to introduce and practice these ‘People Safety’ Skills for preventing and solving problems with people:
Kidpower Skills For Stopping Unwanted Touch
Kidpower Stay Together, Move Away, And Check First Skills For Staying Safe In Public
Kidpower Trash Can For Throwing Away Hurting Words
For many more skills, strategies, and social stories to help keep kids safe from bullying, abuse, harassment, prejudice, and other emotional or physical violence, check out our Safety Comics and Curriculum Teaching Books.
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Kidpower Skills for Stopping Unwanted Touch
The Skills Guide below for teaching the Kidpower Skills for Stopping Unwanted Touch provides these tools for teaching boundary-setting strategies and skills:
- Safety Signals with a drawing, simple gesture, and directions for Fence Power; “No,Thank You” Power; and the Safety Rules about Touch for play, teasing, or affection;
- Cartoon-illustrated explanations and mini-social stories; and
- Step-by-step practice directions.
Kidpower Stay Together, Move Away, and Check First Skills for Being Safe in Public
The Skills Guide below for teaching the Kidpower Stay Together, Move Away, and Check First skills provides these tools for staying safe in public:
- Safety Signals with a drawing and gesture to help remember each skill.
- Cartoon-illustrated explanations and mini-social-stories; and
- Step-by-step practice directions.
Kidpower Trash Can for Throwing Away Hurting Words
The Skills Guide below for teaching the Kidpower Trash Can and Heart Power provides these tools for throwing away hurting words, using positive self-talk, and taking in kind words:
- Safety Signals with a drawing, simple gesture, and directions for each skill.
- Cartoon-illustrated explanations and mini-social stories; and
- Step-by-step practice directions.
For more information about Kidpower’s resources for teaching People Safety Skills and concepts, please visit our online Library and our RelationSafe™ Bookstore.
