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theroarshow@gmail.comThe ROAR Show is committed to helping children understand respect and responsibility by helping them build self-esteem and strong character. Parents need help, too. The following article contains wonderful advice to help your children who may fall prey to being bullied.
Bullying can make daily life extremely difficult for children and can even affect them for their whole lives. Here is a guide on what to do if you think your child may be bullied:
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/03/13/what-to-do-when-your-child-is-being-bullied/#ixzz1q5Xoorgi
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The respect school assembly program is back on the road. The ROAR Show will be visiting elementary schools in Michigan between September 25th and October 3rd, 2011.
Parents, school principals and teachers in the cities of Deckerville, Carsonville, Waterford, Livonia, Fair Haven, Marine City, Hartford, Holland and Thompsonville know the importance of their children being respectful, responsible, ready and safe. They're inviting Al The Respect Guy to bring the message of "ROAR - Respect Others and Act Responsibly" to their communities.
"I’m looking forward to talking to the students," said Al.
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Excitement is in the air. For students it’s a new year with new classrooms, new textbooks and old friends. It’s an opportunity to learn new things, grow and explore.
Teachers, encourage your students. Energize them and inspire them to learn, to grow and to become accomplished.
Be proud of your school. Make this a successful year. Be safe, be considerate and act responsibly.
I wish you a year of wonderful memories, continued growth and many achievements.
Respectfully,
Al “The Respect Guy”
The ROAR Show
www.theROARshow.com
Mentors are heroes who mentor future heroes. Read Mentoring Heroes by Mary K. Doyle to learn how 52 women attained high levels of success with the help of mentors and how they, in turn, mentor others. The ROAR Show - Respect Others and Act Responsibly encourages elementary school children that by acting responsibly and making positive choices they can achieve great levels of success, too. I highly recommend this book if you want to give value to your wisdom, experiences, talent, and knowledge by sharing your unique gifts with someone else.
Mentoring Heroes won the Certificate of Excellence, National Publisher's Freedom Award, 2000.
Mentoring Heroes is an inspiration!
“I’m Michelle B. from Meridian Elementary in Grosse Ile (Michigan). The ROAR Show brought being respectful, responsible, and being safe to light for our students here at Grosse Ile and we really loved it. The students were engaged, they participated and they sat and listened wonderfully. Thanks Al!”
Michelle B.
Teacher
Meridian Elementary School, Grosse Ile, Michigan
"Flying the flag of the United States of America, Old Glory"
The ROAR Show School Assembly Program would like to wish the United States a Happy Birthday on the 4th of July, 2011.
The ROAR Show is an enrichment, motivational, school show that teaches elementary school children about respecting others and acting responsibly. Respect doesn't end with people but should also include our country. By flying our flag on national holidays we can show respect to the United States and the people who have served for us.
As a reminder, from Al The Respect Guy, if you are going to fly the flag after sunset, it should be lit.
Someone once said that a little respect goes a long way. I believe that self respect goes with you a lifetime.
How do you teach elementary level school children the importance of self respect? There are several, examples discussed and shared in The ROAR Show School Assembly Program.
To book this assembly program at your school, please contact:
Al "The Respect Guy" at 1-800-874-2591
Macaque and Cat
[Photo: Anne Young]
Animal Magnetism: This long-tailed monkey carried his feline pal around to protect her.
Unlikely Friendships: 50 Remarkable Stories from the Animal Kingdom
By: Jennifer Holland
Friendships begin with similar interests, out of respect and sometimes need. I found this article in the June 26th, 2011 issue of Parade Magazine about most unusual friendships called "Best Friends Forever" by Joanne Kaufman. Ms. Kaufman writes about conservation biologist Jennifer Holland and her book Unlikely Friendships. Ms. Holland writes about extraordinary bonds between animals of different species. To see more photos of unusual best friends in the animal kingdom go to www.Parade.com/aminals. I think you'll like it.
“This is the final test of a gentleman: his respect for those who can be of no possible service to him”
- William Lyon Phelps
(American Educator, Journalist and Professor, 1865-1943)
This is a quote that The ROAR Show School Assembly Program has collected. ROAR is an acronym for Respect Others and Act Responsibly. Each quote deals with the topics of respect, responsibility, self-esteem, character building, manners, proper behavior, friendship and/or anti-bullying. We've enjoyed collecting these quotes and hope you enjoy reading them as well. We are happy to share them with you here. If you have any submissions on these topics please send them to us. Thank you, Al The Respect Guy
When students respect themselves they tend to respect others and achieve higher levels in academics, social skills and character.
The ROAR Show “Respect Others and Act Responsibly” is an enrichment school assembly program geared for children in grades 2 through 5. Al The Respect Guy delivers this talk to inspire the students to respect others, make positive choices and to act responsibly. The best part of the ROAR show is that it’s FUN! It’s delivered at an elementary level with stories to which the children can relate. The talk is further enhanced with audience participation and magic! Your students are going to love the show, your teachers and parents will appreciate the message conveyed to the students.
