Over the last year, educators like you have risen to the occasion again and again, keeping kids healthy, safe and engaged. This year for Teacher Appreciation Week—just like in years past—we want to say two simple words:   THANK YOU!   Whether you are teaching in person, virtually, or in combination, you are inspiring your students to excel while keeping...

Our eight videos and lesson plans introduce kids to a lot of new vocabulary words! From neurotransmitters to endocannabinoids, learning new words and definitions may take a little time and practice. And what better way to practice than with some fun word games?  We are excited to launch two new...

As we enter the final quarter of a tumultuous year, Ask, Listen, Learn knows conversations about alcohol and prevention-based education haven’t been top of mind, but we want to let you know we’re here to support you during Alcohol Responsibility Month this April.

 Over the last year, families, kids, and educators have faced multiple hurdles: Online learning, social distancing, mask wearing, and more. We have also spent more time at home, which has allowed for more conversations than ever before. These conversations make a big difference in helping form healthy habits and coping...

The holidays are not the same this year, but celebrating and relaxing at home, and starting new traditions, is a reset that we all need. We have all had to show resilience in a time of uncertainty this year. We have had to adapt to changing circumstances, and model responsibility...

Since 2003, Ask, Listen, Learn has supported parents and educators as they help kids say “YES” to a healthy lifestyle and “NO” to underage drinking.

It’s Red Ribbon Week – a time dedicated to encouraging kids to make healthy choices and stay alcohol- and substance-free. We are thrilled to have brand-new resources to support educators and parents this year as they focus on having conversations with their kids about risky behaviors. We have always been...

We believe, that even though the classroom is new and different, the values that lead to success have not changed. Both adults and kids should practice ways to be adapt to these new situations, be flexible with schedules, discuss ways in which to be resilient when stressors are introduced, and work with intention towards goals, self-care, and balance.

For us, summer usually means hitting the road, attending a variety of conferences, and connecting with our community of educator’s face to face.

This summer will be full of opportunities to learn, and we look forward to learning both with you and from you.