Author Archives: Chris Dixon

Over the next month nearly a hundred schools will schedule their fall 2012 Bully-Free Amazing Wonder Show — what about you??! What’s NEW for Fall 2012 & Beyond for America’s #1 Bullying Prevention Assembly? I’m taking the Bully-Free Amazing Wonder … Continue reading →

Greetings, As long time readers of this newsletter know I have four sons at home — five year old Junior, four year old Steve, three year old Danny and nine month old Josiah. I like to share stories about them … Continue reading →

First, let’s get to the SUPER SAVING DEALS, then a great classroom exercise you can do with your kids.  Over the next few weeks I’ll be presenting the Bully-Free Amazing Wonder Show assembly in the following areas: Michigan Yonkers, New … Continue reading →

Message: Just in time for Valentine’s Day, a trick that illustrates the hurt of painful words and healing power of helpful, kind words. A paper heart is shown. As it is torn to pieces, a different hurtful remark is mentioned. … Continue reading →

Friday, January 27 the Bully-Free Amazing Wonder Show visited P.S. #36 in Staten Island, New York. It was my third year visiting the school so I knew what to expect. ★Great faculty ✓ ★Great kids ✓ ★And great pizza at Mona … Continue reading →

Happy New Year & Welcome Back! As the second semester begins, don’t forget bullying prevention is like bathing — just because you did it last month doesn’t mean you don’t need to do it now.   But it’s snowing outside… … Continue reading →

There are some bullying prevention ideas that are so much fun, I repeat them in my newsletters and blog every few years just to make sure new readers can join in on the fun, too. This wonderful idea will only … Continue reading →

Stopping bullying in a lunch bag Interesting article in the Wall Street Journal about school lunch box notes. Ms. Swanson, an associate professor of architecture at the University of Kentucky, likes to show her kids she loves them with art … Continue reading →

Thanksgiving is over. I don’t know which was stuffed more. Me or the turkey? Probably the turkey at first, then me! With Thanksgiving done, the holiday season begins in earnest and along with it, challenges for bullying prevention.  File this blog … Continue reading →