ANTI-BULLYING Interstitials

Cut 1: Drew and Boo Adopt Lou & Sue (female voice ONLY) 1:00
The fourth story of Drew and Boo. Drew and Boo adopt dogs from the local animal shelter. Through simple rhyming, the story aims to reinforce kindness and responsibility when caring for pets, teaching that you can save the life of an animal through adoption and love. Drew and Boo soon discover that pets need a lot of love, attention, and care! Never bully others or your pets!

Cut 2 Drew and the Cyber Bully (male voice) 1:00
Drew and Boo use their cell phones and computers for fun and school! But soon discover that the online world is not all fun and games. They experience firsthand the pros and cons of social media when a cyber bully hacks into Drew's phone. Now they must come face to face with the cyber bully in-person! Through simple rhyming, the children's story aims to reinforce positivity on social media, even when receiving unkind feedback, and teaches young children about being polite when using the internet.

Cut 3 Drew and the Cyber Bully (female voice) 1:00
Same as Cut 2 interstitial but with female voice.

Cut 4 Drew Meets Boo (male voice) 1:00
Drew Meets Boo is the second story of Drew. This story fosters lifelong friendships and relationships despite opposition of others. The story teaches the importance of acceptance and believing in oneself. It touches on issues as bullying, kindness, empowerment, and being comfortable in your own shoes.

Cut 5 Drew Meets Boo (female voice) 1:00
Same as Cut 4 interstitial but with female voice.


Cut 6 Drew’s Dancing Drum (male voice) 1:00
Drew’s Dancing Drum is the first story of a colorful children’s book is written by a young female author who tells a simple story of how to turn around a bullying situation. Set to the beat of a drum, the story of Drew’s Dancing Drum encourages truth and courage with other children and as well as the importance of individual uniqueness of everyone. The story touches on bullying, forgiveness, kindness, empowerment, the importance of family, and following your dreams.

Cut 7 Drew’s Dancing Drum (female voice) 1:00
Same as Cut 6 interstitial but with female voice.

Cut 8 Drew Moves (female voice) 1:00
Drew is stressed about moving to a new school. He is sad to leave his friend, Boo. But, he soon realizes that by forgetting judgement and accepting the new people he meets, he makes new friends and learns to love his new home. Drew appreciates diversity and embraces the beauty and richness of different cultures. He also learns that no matter where he goes, the kids he meets all have common interests. He even makes a new friend who loves to drum just like he does. Rum-bum-bum-bum!

Cut 9 Drew and Autism (female voice) 1:00
Drew and his friend, Roy, meet Gene. He puts together the most beautiful pictures they have ever seen! Drew and Roy learn Gene has Autism and they discover not everyone sees the world the same way. Through simple rhyming, this story teaches kids that we are not all the same, which makes the world more special and interesting, and the importance of acceptance, respect and love.

Cut 10: Drew Learns About Autism (female voice) 1:00
Drew and his friend, Roy, meet Gene. He puts together the most beautiful pictures they have ever seen! Drew and Roy learn Gene has Autism and they discover not everyone sees the world the same way. Through simple rhyming, this story teaches kids that we are not all the same, which makes the world more special and interesting, and the importance of acceptance, respect and love.

Cut 11: Drew & Boo Clean the Ocean 1:00
Boo encourages Drew to help clean up the ocean! The two learn quickly how important our world is and the need to protect and preserve it. Drew and Boo clean up the beach, and even learn how to dive in this exciting story of ocean preservation filled with beautiful coral, funny fish, and lovable rhymes!