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These resources are available to schools, daycares and community groups in Medicine Hat, Brooks & area at no charge.
Medicine Hat & Area Contact: Rae Wahl 403 502-8245 or rae.wahl@albertahealthservices.ca
 The purpose of The Body Image Kits is to facilitate interactive discussion within the classroom. These discussions, which support universal learning outcomes for Health, will provide an opportunity to identify and discuss the multitude of factors that influence body image within our culture. |
 Counseling balls are a great way to teach and enforce positive emotional, social and behaviour skills in students. Click title for more information. |
 A website with an interactive video and classroom resources that teach about dating violence, sexual assault, drinking and safe relationships. |
 Use these posters to promote healthy Halloween options for nutrition, dental and safety. Download PDF |
 Mental Health Kit: Be Kind to Yourself and Others For students in grades 4 to 6, the mental health kit helps develop the skills to enhance their mental well-being. Click title for more information. |
 One Simple Act is a downloadable resource that provides grades one to six teachers with the tools to have students personally commit to one of ten simple acts that protect the environment. This toolkit is flexible, offering a collection of tools that teachers can draw on based on students’ needs. |
 Provides schools and facilities with all the tools you'll need to implement a successful program. Click title for more information. |
 A great display for all students to learn how to recognize and cope with stress, the difference between negative and positive stress and the effects of long term stress. The display also shows what students can do to alleviate and where to seek support. |
 Teaching Responsibility Through Physical Activity Guides teachers in using physical activity to foster personal and social responsibility. Click title for more information. |
 To help parents and other caregivers nurture children to be strong and resilient, Alberta Health Services has authored the Bounce Back Book series. Click title for more information |
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