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Self-Esteem Tools for Kids
Let's discover your very own Psst-psst!







Hi Kids- Psst, Psst… this is Toley Ranz! Listen- I got something for you. Read on…
Did you know that being tolerant means that you have high self-esteem and that you are generous in your heart and mind? And that you should accept others as they are?
Well, I just think that using tolerance means that you respect yourself and others; and that’s why you can enjoy each other and your differences, too! Pretty cool, huh?

Remember, being tolerant does not mean that you have to “put up” with someone’s bad behavior or ugly words.
Psst, psst- listen to your gut-feelings! See you later!

The "Psst-psst" of Toley Ranz
A 10-Point Guide for your Life
filled with self-esteem!

  1. Accepting others for whom they are shows tolerance
  2. Keeping a promise and being truthful are matters of honor
  3. Being respectful means to be kind and considerate
  4. Not hurting oneself nor others is a given
  5. Not using foul or degrading language shows strength
  6. Carrying the responsibility for one's own actions is awesome
  7. Not taking drugs means being cool
  8. Giving one's best at all times means being a leader
  9. Listening to others and hearing what they say is important
  10. Being a positive role model is using positive attitudes


"...they [the books] are very interesting. I think that there should be a Toley Ranz in every students heart, so when they get stuck in a decision they hear a psst-psst in their mind."
Susanna H., 10 years of age




Evren Ozan, 15, composer / musician

Evren won first prize last year at the Native American Music Awards.
"ALLUVIA is named BEST INSTRUMENTAL RECORDING by the 9th Annual Native American Music Awards, 2007"

50th GRAMMY Awards Entry List includes Evren as
"Best New Artist" and ALLUVIA as "Best New Age" album.

Evren composed the music for the Toley Ranz books when he was eleven.

"Hello Kids, I travel a lot and I always take my friend, Toley Ranz, along with me. I meet people from all over the world and sometimes it's confusing because they speak and act differently than I do. Toley Ranz is always ready to help me understand and figure out what to do. And because I believe in Toley Ranz, I composed the music and also play it on the story discs.

I hope you'll join me and make this cool dude your friend, too.Listen with your heart, and you will hear his awesome "Psst-psst!"

Take care!

Evren



Click on the pictures below then print and color!


I am Fine
I am Listening
Sammie and the
Purple Pencil
Sammie the
Soccer Player







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