The Juice Box Bully | Upstander vs Bystander Activities

The Juice Box Bully is the perfect lesson about being an upstander vs a bystander in situations involving bullying. It's also a great lesson to talk about a safe and welcoming classroom community. This is a book companion for the book, The Juice Box Bully by Maria Dismondy. Use it with the book or visit YouTube to find a read aloud. In addition, the activities can be used without the book as well.

▶▶This lesson can be used for Grades K-5, as the activities are differentiated for grades K-2 and 3-5.

●●● This is a great story and activity to talk with students about using their voice to say when something or someone is being hurtful and how to help others when they see bullying.

► Includes:

✅ Lesson Plan to be used as a book companion to The Juice Box Bully--includes differentiation for grades K-2 and 3-5.

✅ Warm Up Activity

✅ Discussion Questions

✅ Scenarios Activity

✅ "I Promise" Classroom Activity and Worksheet

✅ "What I Can Say" Foldable

✅ T Chart Discussion Worksheet

✅ I Can Learning Targets Posters

✅ Aligned to ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors

✅ Color and Black & White Versions

▶▶The Juice Box Bully is a wonderful story about the power of being an upstander and having a safe and caring classroom community.

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