The WARM2Kids Whole Student Program provides teachers,
students and families with a current and reliable source
of web-based information that is interactive and designed
to create positive attitudinal change. The program brings
the WARM2Kids web site into the classroom, making learning
“cool” by giving kids the opportunity to interact
with their favorite celebrity role models (including athletes,
entertainers and more). Additionally, they can win desirable
prizes from product and service providers, and most importantly,
learn valuable life lessons! It has the capacity to engage
the learner, empower the teacher, involve the home and mobilize
a school and community.
This alternative for WARM2Kids corporate commitment offers
a company the chance to designate its financial support
to a specific school system. On behalf of the corporation,
WARM2Kids then presents this program and its specifically
developed curriculum to the designated school for implementation.
How Does It Work?
WARM2Kids Whole Student
Program Highlights:
• A semester-long, middle and/or high school web
based learning program
• A supplemental curriculum developed by educators,
health and guidance counselors.
• Co-op in-class learning, community service projects
and family-based projects
• Motivational assemblies featuring celebrities
and role models as special guests (additional costs may
apply)
WARM2Kids Interactive Web Based Learning Uses:
• A consulting and/or peer mediation tool
• Mentor programs around WARM2Kids topics
• An incentive for school and/or community-wide action
on an issue
• A survey tool on student and family preferences
and behaviors
• A tool to engage families to become active in the
emotional and academic education of their children
“As a school system, you want to be sure that the
outside information your students utilize is authoritative
and accurate, understandable, motivational, safe from corrupting
influence, and attractive to the peer group. WARM2Kids delivers
a program that fosters the development of the whole student.”
–Roy Belson
Superintendent, Medford School System
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