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Sometimes Friends Mean Trouble

16 minutes, 24 seconds

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2 young girls in a bathroom looking down at palettes of eyeshadow and blush. Caption. We shouldn't be playing with that.

Four scenarios show children how to say "no" to a friend and maintain the friendship. Teaches that sometimes a friend will want to do something that is wrong and offers responses to such pressures. Suggests ending the discussion, walking away, or telling an adult. Asks interactive questions that help with understanding.

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Runtime: 16 minutes, 24 seconds

Topic: Social Science
Subtopic: Friendship, Interpersonal Relations
Grade/Interest Level: 3 - 6
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Release Year: 2005
Producer/Distributor: Sunburst Visual Media
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Sarah D. (Mason City, IA)

January 27th, 2016 at 10:37 AM

Great video to show kids how to avoid peer pressure that could turn into trouble for themselves and their friends! Real life situations that all kids can relate to.

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