Check out O.School Originals for sex-ed resources.


14



You can be angry. But you can’t drive while angry or talk to a child or work, or do anything dangerous when you’re angry.


15, 20



Drill on stuff that will be valuable throughout their lifetime: Vocabulary, geography, addition and subtraction.


10, 12, 14, 20



Give them the book Starfish by Lisa Fipps.


12, 14



There’s a difference between looking cool and being cool. A person who wants to look cool is trying to impress other people. A person who is actually cool is true to himself /herself. Dress how it makes YOU happy! And fun fact, it’s those people who are the most well-liked because they sort of give others permission to be themselves…and everyone wants to be seen and liked for who they really are. So if you want to be popular remember three things: Be kind. Be yourself. Don’t judge


12,15



Plan trip to Outside Lands music festival at Golden Gate Park


17



Ask yourself "What kind of man do I want to be?"


14-21



Spend time with people you admire, in person and biographies, documentaries, novels and movies.


14-17, 21



The universe is cheering for you!


14, 16, 18, 20



Sex is something you do *with* someone, not *to* them. It should never be about scoring or bragging. It doesn’t make you a man. A man is someone who respects himself and others


13-17



When the child is feeling upset or out of control, that is not the time to teach a lesson. Share your calm, be a safe place for them. When they’re feeling better, THEN teach the lesson.


1, 2, 3, 4



Enroll in a CPR course. Re-certify every year.


13



Talk about how to speak up for themselves and others.


1Infant-12, 16, 21



Alcohol is a depressant. Never drink to feel better. It will only make things hurt worse and be worse. Only drink in celebration or community. Never to numb. That sh*t is poison. Pure $@!#% juice.


18, 19, 21



Be the kind of man that people feel safe around. Safe from harm, safe from judgment and safe from ridicule.


17



Book: “victory. Stand!” By Tommie Smith


14



Stupid is as stupid does - it’s not something you “are” it’s something you do.


4, 7, 9, 11, 13, 16, 19, 21



So you want to be a writer- then write. Anything. Play around with it. Journal. Fiction, non-fiction, biography, obits, blogs, plays, tv pilots, whatever. You will probably suck at it. Keep writing. Write more and more. You will get better, you’ll find your flow. This w


16, 21



Let decency be like a religion to you. Practice it …but don’t preach it.


14



Talk about how to act respectfully and be inclusive of children with disabilities and facial deformities, etc.


5-10



Your brain seeks novelty. Try new things as long as you live. Take risks (but not safety risks!)


20



“You belong in every room you enter.” - Shonda Rhymes


6-21



Don’t worry about finding your person. Focus on finding your people.


15, 21



Cotillion and other social clubs abound in our area. They usually start around 5th or 6th grade. start looking into what might be a good fit. Lay the ground work that they will attend.


1Infant-12



In the wise words of Taylor Swift, you don’t have to forgive or forget in order to move on. You can just…move on.


15, 21



Your body and brain are always trying to protect you.


17



"You think your pain and your heartbreak are unprecedented in the history of the world, but then you read." ~ James Baldwin


14, 19



Guard your health and fitness as if it were your most valuable possession. (It is.)


14, 17, 21



Be kinder than necessary.


9, 15, 21