
Plays
R.E.S.P.E.C.T.2
Relationship Empowerment for Students, Parents, Educators & Community Through Theatre
Presents
Relationship Empowerment for Students, Parents, Educators & Community Through Theatre
Presents
A series of interactive, educational plays for Grades K - 12. These plays address the issues of bullying, harassment and dating violence. A professionally facilitated discussion with the students follows each performance.
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FUN AND GAMES Grades K - 3 Download More Info
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This play looks at the issues of exclusion, name calling, pitting one friend against the other and rumor spreading. It shows that what is "fun and games" for one person may be painful for another. |
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SPELLING IT OUT Grades 4-6 Download More Info
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Addresses the issues of verbal, emotional and physical bullying. It emphasizes "strength in numbers" - the importance of kids standing together to stop bullying. |
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SCRAPS Grades 7 - 9 Download More Info
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Hannah, the new girl in school, tries to "fit in" but soon finds herself the target of the school bully, Mikala. Behaviors such as rumor spreading, innuendo and exclusion that many middle -schoolers engage in, as well as the role of the bystander, are addressed. |
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THE POWER OF NICE Preschool - Kindergarten Coming the Summer/Fall of 2006 |
This play involves students in learning about kindness to animals, self & others. It teaches how "powerful" the impact of "being nice" can be. |

This play looks at the issues of exclusion, name calling, pitting one friend against the other and rumor spreading. It shows that what is "fun and games" for one person may be painful for another.
Addresses the issues of verbal, emotional and physical bullying. It emphasizes "strength in numbers" - the importance of kids standing together to stop bullying.
Hannah, the new girl in school, tries to "fit in" but soon finds herself the target of the school bully, Mikala. Behaviors such as rumor spreading, innuendo and exclusion that many middle -schoolers engage in, as well as the role of the bystander, are addressed.