Playlists
HOW IT WORKS
Getting Started Is As Easy As 1,2,3!
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Step 1
Watch A Natural High Video
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Step 2
Discuss Together as a group or parent/child
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Step 3
Go Deeper Through fun activities
WATCH
Storytelling is powerful. And effective. Our 4-6 minute videos are dynamic, high-quality and personal stories that deliver life-changing messages to students. Research has shown that youth behavior change can be dramatically influenced by the right messaging.
DISCUSS
This is where the ‘good stuff’ happens. After watching a video we make it easy for you to facilitate a thoughtful conversation with our discussion guides. We give you what you need to ask meaningful questions and draw all students or children into a dialogue about the story they just watched. You can also make up your own questions, of course.
GO DEEPER
We’ve designed interactive ways to go deeper into concepts shown by the storytellers in the videos. Each story has specific activities tied to the story that naturally follow the discussion. We also have a whole library of activities that can be used after any storyteller video.
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Optional Red Ribbon Week Playlist: Grades 7-12
The theme of this playlist is “Send a Message. Stay Drug Free.”
Distance Learning Playlist 2
This is our second playlist designed specifically for at-home use! It can be used for distance learning, and students and parents can easily access it from home.
Distance Learning – Tailored For At-Home Use
This playlist is designed to be used for distance learning with middle and high-school students.
National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week
NIDA Facts Week (March 30-April 5) is a great time to talk in your community about substance abuse awareness…
Student Club
This is a playlist intended to be used with a student-led Natural High Club.
Parent
This playlist will help you get started and continue conversations about drug and alcohol abuse.
Advisory
Advisory periods offer moments for students and faculty to engage in authentic conversation.
Try It Out
Try out our storyteller content and discussion questions – no login required.