School Presentations
ThinkFirst provides presentations for students in grades 6–12. The presentations can be provided at a classroom level or in an assembly.
ThinkFirst School Presentations
These presentations can be provided at a classroom level or in an assembly. We ask for at least 30 minutes to complete the presentation. The program is designed to educate students about activities which place them at risk of a brain or spinal cord injury and get kids thinking about how to be safe.
Our presentations strive to be informative, persuasive, interactive, and fun. All teachers will also be provided with educational materials in conjunction with the presentation.
ThinkFirst for Kids covers six areas
- Basic brain and spinal cord anatomy
- Motor vehicle safety
- Bicycle safety including a helmet fitting demonstration
- Playground safety
- Water safety
ThinkFirst for Kids Think First for Kids provides presentations for students in grades 3-5. These presentations can be provided at a classroom level or in an assembly. We ask for at least 30 minutes to complete the presentation. The program is designed to educate students about activities which place them at risk of a brain or spinal cord injury and get kids thinking about how to be safe. Our presentations strive to be informative, persuasive, interactive, and fun. All teachers will also be provided with educational materials in conjunction with the presentation. ThinkFirst for Youth covers:
- Brain and spinal cord anatomy
- Motor vehicle safety
- Bicycle safety include a helmet fitting demonstration
- Water safety
ThinkFirst for Teens provides presentations for students in grades 6-12. The presentations can be provided at a classroom level or in an assembly. We ask for at least 45 minutes to complete the presentation. The program is designed to educate students about choices they make which place them at risk of a brain or spinal cord injury. All teachers will be provided educational materials in conjunction with the presentation. Think First for Teens covers the following topic areas:
- Basic brain and spinal cord anatomy
- Types of traumatic brain and spinal cord injury
- Transportation safety including seatbelt use, helmet use, and safe driving tips
- Alcohol use/abuse
- Voice of Injury Prevention (VIP) speaker
Voice of Injury Prevention (VIP) speaker
VIP speakers talk candidly about their lives before and after their traumatic brain or spinal cord injury. Each presentation is followed by a question and answer discussion session. Speakers are specifically chosen for their ability to relate to young people. Learn more about our VIP speakers.