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"Beads on One String" - Now
in the FIFTH PRINTING!
What began simply as a song about our "connectedness" in the world has now grown into what many describe as one of the best anti-bullying books and programs available for elementary schools.
Picture a beaded necklace, where every bead is a different size, shape and color, but all held together by one string. This is the concept Dennis Warner used to create an amazing book now being utilized throughout the country, showing kids and adults that we are all connected.
"Dennis, I appreciated your ability to touch the hearts of our
students with your inspiring message. Your openess and
honesty
radiate throughout your performance."
Deb Boyer - Counselor, Berger Elementary (ND)
The highlight is a school visit by Dennis. Touring nationwide, he loves performing and sharing his uniquely personal stories with the kids and staff. And they love him!
"Beads on One String was inspirational for our students and staff.
The message reinforced our school wide expectation of respect
and tolerance
for everyone.. Students were mesmorized for the
entire
performance. It truly
had a positive impact on our school!"
Karen Quanbeck - Principal, Ralston Elementary (CO)
"Beads on One String celebrates what children already know
instinctively - that we are all one and each beautiful...a great
discussion
starter in classrooms and families alike."
Diane Moeller-Prinicpal, Kennedy Elementary (MN)
Besides anti bullying, Beads on One String is an effective way to deal with other school issues including Diversity, Disability and Character
Education. School counselors love using the concept to demonstrate the importance of diversity while recognizing and promoting the idea that we're more alike than we are different.
"I've been using Beads on One String in my classroom for
several years
and have found it to be a wonderful tool.
Hope to have you visit
our school soon!"
Liz Ponessi - Totsnus School (NY)
Interested in bringing DENNIS WARNER and
BEADS ON ONE STRING to your school? |
Questions about the cost or how this
would
work
in your school? |
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