A captain and his sidekick from the HMS Fellow Ship reveal their treasure chest of riches as they help a 3rd grader navigate the choppy waters of a playground conflict.  In this lively instructional workshop, Kaiser Permanente’s professional actor-educators use live theatre and audience interaction to show the children how to unlock their personal power through positive social behavior skills.

Showing strategies that allow children to identify their feelings, take responsibility for their actions, choose to do the right thing and celebrate their successes, the actor-educators demonstrate how to steer clear of hurtful confrontations.  With the Keys to Personal Power, children learn a self-talk process that leads to positive results for themselves and others.

The children in the audience receive buttons and handouts, and teachers receive a classroom poster – all displaying the
Keys to Personal Power.

This fun, fast-paced 45-minute workshop is free to schools and youth groups along Colorado’s Front Range – from Longmont to Colorado Springs. 

A minimum audience size of 30 and a maximum of 70 are recommended.  Approximately 6-feet by 10-feet of floor space is needed for the set – either in a classroom, gym or community room.  (The workshop is not suited for an auditorium or stage.)  15 minutes are needed for set-up.  (More set-up time is required if the workshop is presented in conjunction with another Kaiser Permanente Educational Theatre program.)  Up to three workshops can be presented at the same location in one day.

For information call 303-344-7259.