Education Programs

A caterpillar puppet and an interactive storybook introduce young children to the importance of eating a variety of healthy food.

Children learn how to prevent the spread of germs through effective hand washing. They will love seeing how germs spread as shown by our special GlitterBug® Potion.

Pre-K children enjoy taking their favorite stuffed animal through a "check-up" as they learn what to expect at their own pre-kindergarten physicals. Immunization requirements for entering kindergarten will be included in take-home materials.

This fun and interactive program takes students on an adventure through the major body systems. Students will learn how their organs work together, as well as ways to keep their bodies healthy and safe.

A race car-themed program that teaches students what foods our bodies need to stay healthy. Hands-on activities illustrate how to read and interpret food labels to make informed food choices.

Kids are starting to self-medicate as early as 11 years old, and Over-the-Counter (OTC) medicine errors and misuse result in over 10,000 ER visits for kids under 18 each year. This program focuses on prescription vs. over the counter medications; how to read a Drug Facts Label; and preventing, recognizing and responding to unsafe situations with medications.

According to research from Safe Kids Worldwide, 1 in 5 high school students and 1 in 8 middle school students crosses the street while using a mobile device such as a cell phone, tablet or game. This program teaches kids about pedestrian safety, visibility and the importance of putting devices down, especially while crossing the street.

Countdown 2 Drive addresses key safety issues faced when riding as a passenger now and as they become drivers in the future, including the risks of distractions. Young teens are taught how to gain the trust of parents in the pre-driving years and encouraged to complete a Countdown 2 Drive Passenger Agreement online with their parent.