Organizing the Herd

Flyers for your GSA (Gender & Sexualities Alliance) Club meeting. Flyer information can be handwritten in or laminated for multiple uses. If laminated, use a marker to enter information and marker can be cleaned off if meeting information changes.

Red Ribbon Week 2025: Life is a puzzle, live drug free! Crossword puzzle with words to motivate students to follow the principles of Red Ribbon Week. Second handout is a puzzle to have students think critically about what they need in their lives to live drug free. Examples are included. Can be used as a coloring or drawing activity as well.

Red Ribbon Week 2025: Life is a Puzzle! Ask students what pieces of the puzzle they need to live a drug-free life. There is a second PDF you can use as an example. Help students focus on the positive things in their lives that can guide them in the right direction, such as hobbies, exercise, etc.

Swifties...get in your ally Era! Flyer for your GSA (Gender & Sexualities Alliance) Club meeting. Flyer information can be handwritten in or laminated for multiple uses. If laminated, use a marker to enter information and marker can be cleaned off if meeting information changes.

Flyer for your GSA (Gender & Sexualities Alliance) Club meeting. Flyer information can be handwritten in or laminated for multiple uses. If laminated use a marker to enter information and marker can be cleaned off if meeting information changes.

Poster for your GSA, Gay, Straight Alliance or Gender Sexualities Alliance, club. Poster can be laminated so that the date and place can easily be changed.

Red Ribbon Week 2024's theme is: Life is a Movie, Film Drug Free. Students will have the chance to say why they stay drug free, who supports them in this endeavor, and adds some fun by asking them where their movie location would take place and what they'd play in their movie. Mine would have Hawaii as its location and I'd be a Librarian or Photographer. How about you? For extra fun or a coloring contest, students can color in the graphic. Included is a free sign to hang with the worksheet or on

Insight Prompts: Ask students to voice why they vape, what they'd like their parents to know, what they'd tell their friends who vape and more. Power Wall: Ask students what their reason for staying vape free is and add it to a post-it-note on the power wall. Quit Cards: Resources for students who want help reducing or quitting vaping. There's room on the corner of the card for you to add a QR code for additional school or local resources or your school logo. Perfect for anti-vaping clubs, Hea

Red Ribbon Week 2023 activity with theme, Be Kind To Your Mind. Ask students to fill the hearts with one thing they can do to promote a healthy mind. Examples: Reading, meditating, talking about their feelings with someone they trust, going for a walk. Students can also color the worksheet for fun or or for a coloring contest.

12 yoga cards that can be used separately or bound together on a ring for a great addition to a cozy corner, or classroom. Cards are 5x7 and represent a diverse group of children and poses that work for all age groups. Perfect for Music and Movement, Calm Down Cards, Physical Education, and much more.

Red Ribbon Week coloring activity for the 2022 theme of Celebrate Life Drug Free. Great to use for a coloring contest as well as tobacco education curriculum.

Flyer for your GSA (Gender & Sexualities Alliance) Club meeting. Flyer information can be handwritten in or laminated for multiple uses. If laminated use a marker to enter information and marker can be cleaned off if meeting information changes.

Social Media & Mental Health Campaign. Hang these up on the wall or share to your social media accounts! Use as reminders for students and staff alike to #unfollow social media accounts that negatively affect their mental health. Could also be used in Health class lesson plans and as a tie in for the movie Screenagers. 3 files included.

Self Care Bingo! To be used as a game or as a way to show students ways they can practice self care. If used as a game, caller will randomly say one of the activities out loud and students can mark them off if they've tried that method of self care. The Bingo card can also be given to students to take home for them to learn ways to work on their mental health.

Flyers for your GSA (Gender & Sexualities Alliance) Club meeting. Flyer information can be handwritten in or laminated for multiple uses. If laminated, use a marker to enter information and marker can be cleaned off if meeting information changes.

Tear away information for LGBTQ+ resources. Crisis number, email and website for The Trevor Project.