Bücher von Irene Van Der Zande

Our very popular "Kidpower Children's Safety Comics" are now in color and have updated social stories and skills, including how to help kids stay safe online. Since 1989, Kidpower has protected millions of children, teens, and adults worldwide, including those with special needs, from bullying, abuse, and violence through programs and educational resources that are effective, empowering, and FUN!

This new edition of our popular Fullpower Safety Comics provides entertaining cartoon-illustrated stories showing teens and adults of diverse abilities, beliefs, cultures, identities, and walks of life taking charge of their safety and well being.By reading the Fullpower stories and using the practice guides, you will become better prepared to use your "full power" to:Advocate powerfully and respectfully for yourself and othersStay safe from bullying, cyberbullying, harassment, abuse, prejudice, dating violence, and other harm.Prevent and solve problems with people everywhere you go - at home, at school, at work, online, and in your community.Stay aware, think first, move away from trouble, act respectfully, and get help.Use healthy boundaries and positive consent to have better relationships.

Teens and adults can prevent and stop most bullying, violence, and abuse using the personal safety skills and strategies described in this safety comic book.

This practical tool for teaching safety helps answer the question "How can older kids stay safe while becoming more independent?" and brings peace of mind to worried parents. Introduces readers to fun and practical methods for staying safe from bullying, abuse, and violence -- and how to avoid difficult or dangerous problems with people you know and people you don't.

This practical tool for teaching safety helps answer the question "How do I teach kids to be safe with people while not scaring them? Entertaining cartoons and engaging social stories make it easy for adults to provide crucial knowledge and skills so children can learn to be safe with people they know and with strangers."