ANTI-BULLY BUNDLE

Ever wondered how to explain bullying to primary-aged students? It can be difficult to explain to younger students. Especially around Pink Shirt Day. Sometimes aggressive behavior is not bullying and sometimes it is. You can easily teach about this using these 3 Anti-bullying products which are perfect for Pink Shirt Day.
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There are 3 parts to the bundle:

PART 1 Anti-bullying slideshows - In this pack are 3 PowerPoints.

1. What is Pink Shirt Day – a simple repetitive story showing pride in wearing pink shirts for Pink Shirt Day.
2. What is Anti-bullying Day – a simple repetitive story showing pride in wearing pink shirts for Anti-bullying Day
3. What bullying looks like – a useful and comprehensive slideshow explaining what bullying does and does not look like. There’s a definition of bullying on the final slide. This is great for explaining bullying to young students in a way they will understand.

PART 2 - Anti-bullying Little Books - In this pack are 3 Little Books. They are designed to accompany the slideshows described above.

1. What is Pink Shirt Day – a simple repetitive story showing pride in wearing pink shirts for Pink Shirt Day.
2. What is Anti-bullying Day – a simple repetitive story showing pride in wearing pink shirts for Anti-bullying Day.
3. What Bullying Looks Like – a useful and comprehensive slideshow explaining what bullying does and does not look like. There’s a definition of bullying on the final slide. This is great for explaining bullying to young students in a way they will understand.

These little books are to accompany the slideshows to let students demonstrate their comprehension of the slideshows.

PART 3 - Anti-Bullying Activities - In this pack are a set of activities for introducing anti-bullying education and for teaching children what they can do to combat bullies. PINK SHIRT DAY ACTIVITIES has lessons to teach the difference between what is bullying and not bullying to young students. This program will teach kids the difference between bullying and not bullying, which will then help them make better choices in these situations. There are lots of fun, easy-to-lead activities that you can use for Pink Shirt Day to let the students explore their feelings about bullying and what it means to them. With my help, your PINK SHIRT DAY will be successful!

There are several reading, writing, oral language, and reading comprehension activities included. Please download the PREVIEW for more details.