Character Development Fun-Sessions!
Exciting, impactful, growth-oriented engagement from lessons packed inside
The Chronicles of Coop Di Leu Book Series!
Family & Youth Services
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Character Development Workshops (Faith-based & Secular)
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Positive Parenting Program (Triple-P) Seminars
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5th to 9th Grade Character Development Series
Facilitator Guides (Secular and Faith-Based) $49.99
Bundle Book $39.99
Individual books $12.99
"These books are not just good reading. They are tools to help us teach our kids how to live better."
I Am Who I Am
Book one, I Am Who I Am, sets the stage for youthful adventure and the often frightening first Jr. High dance experience. Ken, Jr., a young boy hoping for popularity and the eye of the most popular girl in the school, is frantic about his appearance, ability to make friends, and chances of being cool on the dance floor. Ken, Jr searches himself before hopelessly looking to his best friend, Greg, Jr, to provide understanding about his terrible life. To his surprise, after learning a few new dance moves and some deep secrets about the girl of his dreams, an unforgettable tale about coming into one’s own comes to a life-changing conclusion!
Friends or Benefits
Book two, Friends or Benefits, presents a heart-warming lesson about the awareness of youth with disabilities. Ken and Greg's friendship is tested after Ken enjoys the reputation he has always wanted at his school at the expense of Theodore, III (Trey), a boy with a speech impairment looking for real friends. With the help of older friends like Daebreon and Greg, Trey is saved from Ken, and the spoils of popularity, as a tale of friendship and understanding comes full circle! Youth will discover how wanting to be popular too badly can cause some unpopular things. Remember how things used to be! Friends or Benefits tells us why in a delightful tale about having real friends with disabilities!
Label Me Not
Book three, Label Me Not, pulls the class together through all types of interpersonal relationships youth face in a fun-packed trip to Mexico! Ken and Greg finally make it to the last field trip of the school year, and lessons are sure to be learned as they leave the country, expecting everything to be different. The kids’ direct and often funny look at multiculturalism takes the group from bus to train to unexpected lessons that will last a lifetime! After enjoying this Coop Di Leu Identity Development Series edition, vibrant lessons and discussions will follow.
Tough Skin
Book four: Tough Skin finds kids in Coop Di Leu enjoying the summer, until new neighbors disrupt their fun. Ken Jr. struggles with personal issues regarding the newcomers and tries to sway the other kids to his thinking. Thankfully, some remember the challenges of being different and help make space for new friends, making the journey toward acceptance more meaningful and fun. This story highlights the pain of stereotyping and the joy of acceptance, revealing how many points can be scored for others on the basketball court!