Classmates: Everyone Together | HOW I FEEL (Ages 6-8)

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It's ok to talk about how you are feeling. Sometimes we feel, happy, sad, frightened or even angry. We can work through our feelings. It may help to talk to a friend or an adult.

For Ages 6-8 | 62 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal, and original languages with English subtitles

Themes: Facing challenges, gaining confidence, recognizing bullying behaviors, overcome obstacles/adversity

This program contains: Fear, fearful situations

This program is supported as part of the Dutch Culture USA program of the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in New York.

Classmates: Everyone Together

Conflict is a part of everyday life, as such, so is conflict resolution. Children are often confronted with problems large and small, “Classmates - Everyone Together” seeks to provide help for these common scenarios.

Year
2021
Runtime
12 minutes
Language
English
Country
Norway
Premiere
United States Premiere
Note
THEMES: Empathy, Conflict Resolution

Director
Trond Jacobsen, Marianne Müller
Screenwriter
Marianne Müller, Stine Cathrine Hasle
Producer
Trond Jacobsen

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Classmates: Everyone Together

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