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Pre-K

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Feel the music and your feelings with this twosome of motion and EMOTION!

The Mooderators

1st Grade

2nd Grade

3rd Grade

4th Grade

5th Grade

6th or Above

Courage and Confidence

Language Arts: Spanish

Tune into your body, your surroundings, and focus on your mental health.

Flow and Steady

Use this guide to help your children or students identify negative self-talk, list where the critical inner voice originates, and name ways to fight negative self-talk.


Bully in Your Head: Teacher & Caregiver Guide

When the bully in your head talks to you, you can learn to talk back just like The Mooderators!

The Mooderators: Bully in Your Head

[CHILDREN CHEERING] [MUSIC PLAYING] (SINGING) Sometimes we have thoughts that are trying to bring us down. They might have US feeling, blue but it doesn't mean they're true. If the bully in your head says you're not smart, we say, oh no, that's not right. I know numbers, I know numbers,  [SINGING IN SPANISH],, and colors, too. Look at all the things I've learned to do. I'm proud-- I'm proud-- [SINGING IN SPANISH]  --of how I practice every day-- --of how I practice every day-- [SINGING IN SPANISH] --to fight  the bully in my head --to fight the bully in my head by treating myself how I would treat a really good friend. Being patient, being kind when a bad thought comes to mind. I can change it-- [SINGING IN SPANISH] --into  something that feels right. --into something that feels right. Sometimes we need to investigate. Put our detective skills to the test. Those thoughts, where are they coming from, and can we prove them wrong? If the bully in your head says something mean, we say, I'm sorry, I disagree. I am kind-- I am kind-- [SINGING IN SPANISH]  --and capable, too. --and capable, too. Look at all the things I've learned to do. I'm proud-- I'm proud-- [SINGING IN SPANISH]  --of how I practice every day-- --of how I practice every day-- [SINGING IN SPANISH] --to fight  the bully in my head --to fight the bully in my head by treating myself how I would treat a really good friend. Being patient, being kind when a bad thought comes to mind. I can change it-- [SINGING IN SPANISH] --into  something that feels right. --into something that feels right. [CHEERING]

Bully in Your Head: Teacher & Caregiver Guide Page

Bully in Your Head: Teacher & Caregiver Guide