Pre-Historic Pals is a prevention program designed to provide young children with the necessary skills to express and deal successfully with feeling of anger and rage. Eight prehistoric puppets offer the audience some positive alternatives to violence that are practical and easy to understand. As the children identify with the characters, they see their friends finding peaceful solutions to everyday problems. They witness a world where reasoning works and kindness prevails. After each session, the audience is encouraged to participate in a related activity designed to reinforce the value presented.

BABES is a primary program designed to help young children develop early coping and decision-making skills. It provides them with non-judgmental information about the use and abuse of alcohol and other drugs. BABES is not designed to replace current teaching strategies, but rather to augment the established need for self-concept building among children and to provide a basis for the prevention of substance abuse.