Who Do We Follow? . . . 
From the beginning of time, God created people to live and function in groups. However, groups can often mean pressure and pressure can be difficult for people of any age to recognize and handle. In a society where there seems to be decreasing time for kids to interact with their families, peers are a major source of personal identity. Junior-age kids may follow the crowd without even thinking through who or what the consequences might be. But when they're given a little encouragement by someone else (a teacher, parent, and especially a peer) and made aware of their potential, the entire decision-making process and friendship abilities can flourish.
In this unit, you'll have the opportunity to help your students discover that the mysterious stress and pressures they think they are feeling really do exist. It's called peer pressure. These pressures are something they can learn to control, and the mysteries of their influences can be uncovered. The students will be learning things like how to recognize pressures, whether the pressures are good or bad, and ways to reverse the negative pressures. Through games, Scripture, cartoon characters, and more you'll be able to help your kids learn that they can think for themselves, can be (and have) genuine friends, and can also help influence others to follow God's ways.

Peer Pressure, Pain & Death, Heroes

Religion & Spirituality

Kondracki, Linda

Gundersen, Bev

Rempfer, Debbie

Christian Books & Bibles

David C. Cook

Where can your 4th, 5th and 6th graders go for answers?
Your 4th, 5th, and 6th graders are looking for a place of their own. A place that gets beyond simple solutions, pat answers, and slogans. A place that is filled with people who listen to them, challenge them, and support them as they follow God. Your students are looking for their domain.
domain.456 will help your 4th, 5th, and 6th graders navigate through a sometimes confusing world. It gives them a place to talk about the complex issues they face every day. Issues like Substance Abuse, Communicating with Others, and Who is Jesus? And most importantly, your students will find out what God and His Word say about these tough issues.
In this book you'll find:
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<li>three units for a total of 13 lessons</li> <li>over 20 reproducible activity sheets (no student books to buy!)</li> <li>three reproducible parent newsletters to involve families in the topics being discussed</li>
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Substance Abuse/Communicating With Others/Who Is Jesus?

These family guides are a collection of innovative books written especially for parents of elementary age children. More than a series of parenting books, these guides encourage interaction between parents and children by combining stories, discussion starters, and activities to create a practical hands-on resource for teaching healthy living skills to your whole family.

Let's Talk, Let's Listen, Too: Guides for Growing a Healthy Family (Confident Kids)

Parenting & Relationships

Sibley, Linda Kondracki

Family Relationships

Fleming H. Revell Co.

First in the Guides for Growing a Healthy Family series--an innovative six-step program using stories, skits, and games to help families make wise decisions. Kondracki shows parents and children how to deal with the myriad decisions they face by implementing a six-step formula for responsible decision-making. This series offers families a unique way to spend time together learning, interacting, and growing.

I Always, Always Have Choices (Confident Kids)

The inability to express feelings is one of the primary characteristics of dysfunctional families. Children often grow up believing that feelings, especially painful feelings, are wrong. Kondracki helps readers to identify destructive patterns of denying feelings and offers healthy alternatives. An action-oriented book in the Guides for Growing a Healthy Family series.

All My Feelings Are Okay (Confident Kids : Guides for Growing a Healthy Family)

Going Through Change Together: Help Your Kids Take the Steps With You (Guides for Growing a Healthy Family)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

As pictured; mild shelf-type flaws; text excellent (cch)

My body, divorce, the occult (Junior electives)

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