Greg offers amazing school assemblies with a theme of The Possibility of Kindness™
This a new positive approach to anti-bullying for young people nationwide. His messages are clear, and the laughs, and most importantly, the ideas, are nonstop.
He performs an assembly with interactive comedy juggling, with every trick explained and connected to meaningful lessons about kindness.
The Possibility of Kindness™ school assembly generates positivity and kindness by asking students to reflect on what kindness means, what we can do to enhance it, and how we can put a stop to it when it does happen. We focus on kindness to one another and kindness for ourselves.
Greg addresses three central ideas in his assembly and relates them all back to being kind:
Be kind.
Say yes.
Its up to you.
Students are asked to remember instances of kindness: their own and others’. Greg celebrates those as examples of what our behavior can look like if we make the choice to consider the feelings of others.
For students, growing up during the pandemic means a social challenge which can be traumatizing now that we are back to being live and in person. Behavioral guidance is key for young people during this challenging time.
Students need guidance about how to approach instances of bullying when they are a victim, or if they find themselves to be a bystander. And they need tools for managing new situations.
Greg includes an all-day package where he visits classrooms and discusses directly with students the ideas they will see in the show.
He has been presenting anti-bullying school assemblies for literally four decades, and believes that we create a better future for society overall when we focus on how students interact with one another today.
Greg offers practical ideas to students, and these ideas are custom crafted to your school by working in conjunction with you prior to the assembly day. This is a customized program, tailored to your school.
Greg also offers parent night events where he discussing bullying prevention with parents and explains how anti-bullying work begins at home.
