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This book contains 121 Strategies for ending bullying in your school. It was created with the best practices of top principals, teachers, guidance counselors, and resource officers, and offers a complete array of quick and practical solutions to what many experts call our nation?s worst school problem today, which is bullying. By using the suggestions, hints, and advice in this book, you will immediately create a No-More-Bullying atmosphere in your classroom, your cafeteria, school, and community. The book teaches all educators, related professionals, parents, and students how to quickly spot the red flags of bully potential and how to deal with them. It also shows how to recognize the various types of bullies, including the hitters and haters, controllers, Bully cliques, and even potential killers. This valuable resource will strengthen school spirit, build self-esteem, frees students to concentrate on their learning, and inspire anti-bullying life skills. Also included are lesson plans, reproducible activity sheets, quizzes, check lists, and more.

Pages:  168

This guide will provide you with information about aggression and its development during childhood and adolescence. It introduces bullying as a subset of aggressive behavior, highlights research on the nature and extent of bullying in schools and outlines some of the characteristics of children involved in bullying. It has many helpfully suggestions to recognize common signs of bullying that parents and practitioners need to be aware of and offers interventions and resources for those dealing with this behavior.

Pages:  64

What is the root cause of aggressive behavior, and why is it so widespread today?  Understand why some people adopt belligerent attitudes that lead them to inappropriate confrontations.   This DVD is great for a classroom discussion on aggressive behavior and bullying.

Runtime: 18 mins

In this book, the prehistoric bully is much like the one we see today, only bigger and with scales.  Maybe, by observing these ancient creatures and how they identify, cope with and prevent bullying, we can learn to deal with bullies we encounter in our modern society.  Dinos are picked on for all sorts of reasons.  His neck is too long, she is too big, look at that funny-shaped horn, we don't want to play with a spotted dinosaur. Watch how our dinosaurs find ways to handle the bully or bullies and how the bullies take a second look at themselves. This book is geared towards children ages 4 to 8.

Pages:  20

Bobby's Story is about courage and the power inside all of us.  The story is based on unpleasant events that occurred many years ago in the author's own life.  The character, Bobby, is constantly reminded of his grandfather's powerful words of life, Wrong is wrong - no matter how many people do it, and that it only takes one person to speak out for what is right - The Power of One!"   After Bobby's parents lose everything, including their jobs, their home, and their dreams, his family is forced to leave all their family and friends behind.  They move to the city with hopes of finding jobs and starting over.  For Bobby, the struggle is about acceptance, not only from his new friends, but his new life.  He needs to reach inside himself to find the inner strength necessary to make new friends, live in poverty, and stand up to the red-haired bully.

Pages:  224

In this video, the story comes alive with color, sound and animation. Children are able to identify with Buddy as he learns the consequences of bullying and being bullied, and learns steps he can take to avoid being bullied himself. The story is followed with a lively animated "Dragon" exercise and review questions to reinforce the lessons presented. Kits include reproducible activities as well as a presenter's guide.

Runtime:  13 mins

In this story, Buddy gets a stomach-ache just thinking about Jake, the bully. First, he tries to appease Jake, but this only makes matters worse. He then tries a number of strategies, but nothing seems to work. Finally, thanks to suggestions from his friend Tommy, Buddy does find a way to deal with Jake. Jake then turns to bullying other children. Buddy's friend, Sarah, gives him a list of ways to stop the bullying, and he finally helps put a stop to the bullying and becomes a hero when he reports Jake to the teacher for hurting Carolyn. This pack contains reproducible activities, a story book, posters, and a user's guide.

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Buddy is not popular with the other children because he always tells on them when he doesn't get his way. Telling is sometimes necessary, but it's not helpful if it only gets someone in trouble. This changes when his friend, Sarah, suggests he use the stop light as a model. The red light means to stop and think. The yellow light means to decide if telling will be helpful. The green light means to tell if this will help prevent harm or injury. It?s important to know the difference between telling and tattling. This pack contains reproducible activities, a story book, posters, and a user's guide.

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In this video, The story comes alive with color, sound and animation. Children can identify with Buddy as he learns the consequences of teasing and being teased. He then learns steps he can take to avoid being teased himself. The story is followed with a lively animated "Dragon" exercise and review questions to reinforce the lessons presented. Kits include reproducible activities as well as a presenter's guide.

Runtime:  12 mins

In this story, Buddy teases the other children so much, they finally refuse to play with him anymore. However, the roles are reversed when some older children start to tease Buddy. He then experiences the same hurt and embarrassment that he has caused others. When he complains to his mother, she tells him about her granddad's four step program for stopping teasing. Buddy is successful in stopping the teasing when he follows his Granddad's four step program and applies suggestions his friend Sarah has given him. This pack contains reproducible activities, a story book, posters, and a user's guide.

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Trevor Romain combines humor with serious, practical suggestions for coping with bullies.  Not only are bullies are mean and scary, but they are a pain in the brain.  Every child needs to know what to do when confronted by one.  This book reassures kids that they're not alone and it's not their fault if a bully decides to pick on them.  Trevor explains why some people are bullies and describes realistic ways to become "Bully-Proof," stop bullies from hurting others, and get help in dangerous situations.  If bullies happen to read this book, they'll find ideas they can use to get along with others and feel good about themselves without making other people miserable.

Pages:  112

This is a great new game designed to increase a child's knowledge of bullying.  Each incident card has been weighted based on the severity of the bullying so that children can see how harmful this behavior is.  Now, after a bullying situation, teachers can invite those involved to play the game together in an effort to understand what it's like to be bullied and how to prevent future incidences of bullying.  Children are encouraged to model good behavior on how to overcome bullying.  The game contains one game board, 54 playing cards, 6 pawns, and a die.

Maybe Jack wasn't really a rat, but he was definitely a bully.  He made life very uncomfortable for Mickey.  Mickey's parents had some helpful ideas, but Mickey found that it was easier to talk about loving your enemies than actually to do it, and brave words were often just words.  Then, something happened that surprised Mickey as much as Jack.  The unexpected result was that the ex-bully was once more a friend, and Mickey had good reason to be proud of his problem-solving techniques.

Pages:  32

This instructional DVD provides a balanced look at the problem of bullying from all perspectives, and then provides a useful advice that covers the broad spectrum of solutions available to a child on a case by case basis.  Bully 911 is an easy to learn, step-by-step video that addresses a variety of issues, concerns and threats.  Levels of protection taught range from mild, moderate to more forceful.  This gives you a chance to work with and speak with your child on the heartbreaking topic of bullying and helps you learn how to handle a bully together!  Don't let your child be victimized by the mental and physical harm from bullying and its effects that can last well beyond their childhood years!  What have you got to lose except...your child's fears and worries.

Runtime:  26 mins

Bobby Kent was a steroid-pumped, 20-year-old bully who liked to dominate his peers in their comfortable, middle-class Ft. Lauderdale beach community through psychological, physical and sexual abuse. One summer night in 1993, Bobby was lured to the edge of the Florida everglades with a promise of sex and drugs, but was never seen alive again.  The tormentor had become the victim in a bizarre and brutal act of vengeance carried out with ruthless, cold-blooded efficiency by seven of his high school acquaintances, including his lifelong best friend, and instigated by one overweight, under-loved teenager who believed her life would be perfect if Bobby Kent was dead.  This book is a riveting story of adolescent rage and bloody revenge, and all the more harrowing and horrific because it's true.

Pages:  304

Brian Tacang's first novel takes readers on a wild ride through the fantastic town of Masonville, where eccentric scientists and burly librarians, circus performers and bullies abound, and where science and miracles sometimes collide.  As an inventor, Millicent knows this formula by heart.  Unfortunately, a series of failures -- like the Ever-Juicy Gum Enhancer Pellet and the Retractable Ponytail Holder -- have left her a few beakers short on faith.  Millicent's best friends in The Wunderkind Club are ready to give up on her inventions, but Bully-Be-Gone, her latest creation, should be the breakthrough Millicent needs.  After all, her formula for thwarting the enemies of overachievers everywhere is foolproof.  Before long, Millicent has a disaster of monumental proportions on her hands.  With only days to concoct an antidote, her friendships -- and her future as an inventor -- hang in the balance.

Pages:  224

Most bulletin board displays focus on holidays, the seasons, or other lighter fare.  Bully Free bulletin boards will send strong, consistent messages that bullying will not be tolerated, that it hurts others, and that there are positive alternatives: peacemaking, kindness, and respect. This book brings important anti-bullying concepts to the classroom in fun, interactive ways: Kids work on displays together, with instruction and reinforcement from teachers.  The results are a series of anti-bullying messages for classrooms and hallways that kids will notice, talk about, and retain.  Each project includes clear, concise instructions and discussion questions.

Pages:  144

Pack:  60 Cards and 12 Page Fold-out Insert

Bullying is a big problem in schools today, and you can do something about it. Up to 90 percent of students say they are bothered by bullying, and 10 to 24 percent of students say they are bullied in school. You can create calm, caring classrooms that promotes a sense of belonging in all students and stops bullying in its tracks.  This book spells out over 100 prevention and intervention strategies you can start using immediately. Some are classroom-centered and designed to change everyone's attitudes, thinking, and behaviors.  Some are victim-centered, focusing on students who are current or potential victims of bullying.  Some are bully-centered, because bullies need help as much as victims.

Pages:  183

Bully Coach" Joel Haber, Ph.D., is one of the leading experts in the prevention of bullying.  A pioneer in the field, he has worked with thousands of kids, parents, teachers, counselors, and others to understand the root causes of the bullying.  He covers identifying bully types to exposing the reasons why kids become bullies, targets, or bystanders, and helps stamp it out once and for all. By delivering a practical, supportive, and step-by-step "bullyproofing prescription" that yields lasting results for both boys and girls, from grade school through high school, Bullyproof Your Child for Life gives specific action steps to help any child build resilience and confidence, develop compassion and trust, and thrive in school, camp, sports, and beyond.

Pages:  304

Every day, in schools Bullying doesn't stop at the grade school playground.  Middle school students can be targets and perpetrators of verbal, emotional, and physical bullying as well.  This important new video explores unique bullying issues that middle school (grades 6 to 8) students experience-as told in their own words.  Real kids (not actors) discuss real-life issues and situations, including: What is bullying?  Why do kids bully?  What if it happens to you?
Included with this DVD is a teacher's guide that contains information designed to assist you with introducing, following-up and reinforcing the material presented.

Runtime: 11 mins

In clear, concise terms, learn how bullying contributes to the wave of violence sweeping schools today.  Dr. Beverly B. Title identifies the bullies and their victims, debunks the myths about bullying, and shows how adults can effectively deal with this pervasive problem.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.  We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

Pages: 32

This video features an exciting, fast paced quiz show game with music and colorful animation. It presents children with a wide range of behavior options to help them handle bullying and teasing. Players earn or lose points based on the quality of the solutions chosen. This presentation provides a basis for lively classroom discussion, and it's a great addition to your lending library. Also included is a CD-ROM containing reproducible activities.

Runtime:  23 mins

Pre-teens discuss what it means to bully and how they've dealt with this threatening behavior in their own lives.  Asked about different ways kids can respond to a bully, they offer practical suggestions that have worked for them such as:  "ignore it," "tell them to stop," "laugh it off," "walk away," or "agree with the bully."  Everyone has a right to feel safe, they agree, and kids do have the power to help stop bullying.   This DVD is intended for grades 3 to 4.  Included with this DVD is a facilitators guide that contains supporting information, a session outline and a parent involvement newsletter.

Runtime: 12 mins

Bullying at School is the authoritative book on bullying/victim problems in school and on effective ways of counteracting and preventing such problems.  On the basis of the author's large-scale studies and other research, it is known that bullying is a problem in all societies.  More than 15 percent of the school population in primary and secondary or junior high schools are involved, either as bullies victims.  This book presents the facts about Bullying and its causes and consequences in a concise manner with straightforward language.

Pages:  152

Every day, in schools and in other institutions, aggressive, harassing acts are carried out with frightening regularity.  The oppression and intimidation caused by bullies can make it almost impossible to concentrate upon an education or a career.  Cycles of violence can be broken by confronting and eradicating environments in which bullies thrive.  By using education, empowerment, commitment, and unity, socially maladjusted individuals can be convinced to stop their abuse.

Runtime: 26 mins

Bullying is an issue in all areas of our community.  It can lead to a considerable degree of absenteeism and has the potential to develop into more serious problems such as sexual, physical and emotional abuse.  This innovative, new series presents teachers with a conflict-resolution approach to identifying, coping with and preventing this improper behavior using reproducible activities.  In addition to these activities, the book contains extensive teacher notes, advice for working with parents and web links.

Pages:  72

Bullying is an issue in all areas of our community.  It can lead to a considerable degree of absenteeism and has the potential to develop into more serious problems such as sexual, physical and emotional abuse.  This innovative, new series presents teachers with a conflict-resolution approach to identifying, coping with and preventing this improper behavior using reproducible activities.  In addition to these activities, the book contains extensive teacher notes, advice for working with parents and web links.

Pages:  72

Bullying is an issue in all areas of our community.  It can lead to a considerable degree of absenteeism and has the potential to develop into more serious problems such as sexual, physical and emotional abuse.  This innovative, new series presents teachers with a conflict-resolution approach to identifying, coping with and preventing this improper behavior using reproducible activities.  In addition to these activities, the book contains extensive teacher notes, advice for working with parents and web links.

Pages:  72

This book is a comparative account of the major intervention projects against school bullying that have been carried out by educationalists and researchers since the 1980s, across Europe, North America and Australia.  Bullying in schools has become an international focus for concern.  It can adversely affect pupils and in extreme cases lead to suicide.  Schools can take action to reduce bullying and several programs are available but do they work?  In fact, success rates have been very varied.  This book surveys thirteen studies and eleven countries.  Working on the principle that we can learn from both successes and failures, it examines the processes as well as the outcomes, and critically assesses the likely reasons for success or failure.  With contributions from leading researchers in the field, Bullying in Schools is an important addition to the debate on tackling school bullying, and attracts a broad audience, including educationalists, psychologists, researchers, policy makers and school management staff.

Pages:  356

This book contains a School-Wide approach to girl bullying. Counteracting girl bullying first requires an understanding of what it is and to become aware of how it can negatively impact the lives of young girls.  Bullying in The Girl's World provides information to motivate change and the skills and strategies to make it happen.

Pages:  214

As long as there have been schools, there have been bullies that tease, threaten and physically harm their peers.  We know today that bullying has serious consequences for both the victims and the bullies, ranging from low self-esteem to suicide.  Bullying: What Every Adult Needs to Know gives adults the tools and knowledge they need to prevent and stop bullying among young people.  This DVD, featuring professionals and young people, educates parents, teachers, and anyone who works with young people about what bullying is and what they can do to help deal with bullying in a healthy way.

Runtime:  30 mins

Grace Matthews is funny and talented, and everyone's friend.  But, when the girls in bunk 3C pair off, Grace realizes that she's the only one without a best friend.  Soon, Grace starts hanging out with Kerri, a girl from a rival bunk, who starts bullying Grace and those around her.  Will Grace have the courage to stand up for herself even if it means standing on her own?

Pages:  160

This practical series will help students to deal with all the non-academic issues that can affect academic success.  Based on the latest research and classroom studies, these books provide motivating and appropriate reproducible activities in a ready-to-use format that teachers will appreciate.  Each topic area is treated with an activity that includes lesson with answers, discussion questions, additional activities, student work page and useful background activity.  The teacher's section includes a method overview, setting up the class environment, collaborative learning, differentiating instruction, assessment indicators and assessment forms. Topics covered in this book include:  Class rules, working together, good decisions, communicating, respect, honesty, the environment, bullying and more.

Pages:  88

This practical series will help students to deal with all the non-academic issues that can affect academic success.  Based on the latest research and classroom studies, these books provide motivating and appropriate reproducible activities in a ready-to-use format that teachers will appreciate.  Each topic area is treated with an activity that includes lesson with answers, discussion questions, additional activities, student work page and useful background activity.  The teacher's section includes a method overview, setting up the class environment, collaborative learning, differentiating instruction, assessment indicators and assessment forms.  Topics covered in this book include: friendship, fair play, goals, worrying, values, tolerance, bullying, conflict resolution, time management and more.

Pages:  104

This practical series will help students to deal with all the non-academic issues that can affect academic success.  Based on the latest research and classroom studies, these books provide motivating and appropriate reproducible activities in a ready-to-use format that teachers will appreciate.  Each topic area is treated with an activity that includes lesson with answers, discussion questions, additional activities, student work page and useful background activity.  The teacher's section includes a method overview, setting up the class environment, collaborative learning, differentiating instruction, assessment indicators and assessment forms.  Topics covered in this book include:  Roles, responsibility, goals, stress, stereotypes, tolerance, bullying, conflict resolution, peer pressure and more.

Pages:  104

In this book, educator Donna Goertz shows how positive change can occur in the proper surroundings. She follows and charts the progress of twelve children in a real Texas classroom. While describing each case, she shows how a child transforms from a destructive troublemaker to responsible resident of the classroom community. Each person reading this book will learn how to apply Montessori methods to practically any early elementary environment.

Pages:  245

This book is aimed at academics, educators, and government policy makers who are concerned about addressing emerging cyber-bullying and anti-authority student expressions through the use of various technologies, including but not limited to cell phone and the Internet. There is a current lack of policy relating to the extent of educators' legal responsibilities to intervene when such events takes place outside of school hours and school grounds, using home computers and personal cell phones. Students, teachers, and school officials are often the targets of these events. The author analyzes government and school responses by reviewing positive paradigms. She reviews a range of legal frameworks and judicial decisions from constitutional, human rights, child protection, tort law perspectives, and redirects attention to legally substantive and pluralistic approaches that can help schools balance student free expression, supervision, safety, and learning.

Pages:  296

Cyber bullying has become more prevalent through the use of e-mail, instant messages, chat rooms, and other digital messaging systems, and brings many unique challenges.  This book provides the most current and essential information on the nature and prevalence of this epidemic, providing educators, parents, psychologists and policy-makers with critical prevention techniques and strategies for effectively addressing electronic bullying.

Pages:  228

Cyber Bullying is defined as the willful and repeated act of harming others electronically (through email, instant messaging, Web sites, chat rooms, social networking sites, cell phones and other electronic means).  It is a relatively new issue, but has clear consequences that need to be addressed.  This is why Hazelden has published Cyber Bullying: A Prevention Curriculum for Grades 6-12.  The consequences of cyber bullying are far-reaching, causing some victims to experience low self-esteem, poor academic achievement, difficulty making friends, loneliness, depression, and suicidal thoughts and tendencies.  Some reports of suicide following incidents of cyber bullying have been in the news.  Around one-third of all teens using the internet have been bullied, and have found that bullying in any form is tied to a host of other behavior problems, including substance abuse.  Education and prevention are keys to halting cyber bullying.  The Hazelden cyber bullying curriculum is authored by nationally renowned experts in the field of bullying prevention.

Pages:  146

This book is a resource guide created to provide school counselors, educators, administrators and parents with the necessary information and tools to implement a holistic approach to cyber-bullying.  Some of the key features of this book include:  Cyber-bullying terminology and issues, Policies and procedures information, and Assessment tools of the cyber bully parties and situation.  This is provided in easy to access text material and resource information.

Pages:  120

Don't Feed the Bully is a fictional detective story aimed at ages 10-14 Anyone who can read will love this funny and meaningful story.  Hannibal Greatneck III, detective, sixth grade student, or Handy to his friends, walks into William B. Travis elementary and finds a cage in the middle of the classroom.  The school has dealt with its bully problem by handing over all the control to another bully. Handy must find the clues, outwit the villains, and give the control of William B. Travis back to the students and faculty.  The story is a funny one with hilarious yet serious undertones, but with great purpose.

Pages:  128

This is educational book provides helpful suggestions and advice on constructive ways to deal with bullies in a fun and easy to understand format. In this story, Frankie is dealing with Wendell the bully, who is always poking him and stealing his favorite snack treat of Twinkies. He's tried a few things to solve the problem in the past without success. While visiting his mom one day in a packaging store where she works, he gets an idea of using bubble wrap. He thinks that wrapping himself up in bubble wrap will be the perfect solution. This starts off as a very amusing and educational journey through his school day, where he finally learns that it is alright to ask for help in solving his problem with Wendell, and that asking for help to deal with a bully is not tattling. It also helps kids to understand that sometimes they can't solve a problem on their own and when they can't, It's ok to ask for help. The afterward by Sasha J. Mudlaff contains advice and resources to help parents and caregivers assist their child when they are confronted by a bully.

Pages:  27

This book offers ten guided lesson plans that will help you encourage victims to stand up for themselves, bystanders get involved, and bullying to end.  These lessons contain inspiring animal stories, motivational activities, reproducible worksheets and letters for parents.  This book is all you need to watch dynamic changes take place in the whole community.  Topic included in the book are: passive, aggressive, and assertive behaviors, steps to thinking before acting, steps to handle teasing, self control of hands, sharing versus greed, ways to care for others, joking versus bullying, options to stop bullying, and ways to stick up for yourself and others.

Pages:  136

Naomi is having a difficult time.  She is dealing with the tragic death of her immediate family and living with her loving grandparents for away from old friends.  Unfortunately, she is also being verbally and emotionally bullied by uncaring kids at her new school.  Although she is more than willing to help, Naomi's loving grandmother is having her own problems with nightmares centering on a moon-faced doll that is actually in Naomi's room.  Is "Someone" reaching out from the past to help Grandma and Naomi?  Why is the doll an important part of the story?  Your students will discover the answers to these questions and more, in this story and spine tingling mystery, centered on childhood bullying.  This presentation also includes a study guide.  This DVD is geared towards grades 5 to 9.

Runtime:  38 mins

On a cold day in January, Sixteen-year-old Jonathan will go to his middle school knowing one thing for sure-he is going to be verbally and physically bullied at least one time during the day.  However, today would not be the same.  Jonathan had something totally unexpected to share with his class, and it will be the day that his tormentors and classmates never forget.  Neither will those who watch this video.  This will be the most powerful and unusual anti-bullying film your students will ever see, and it will definitely spark a meaningful class discussion.

Runtime:  8 mins

At last, a manual that can be used by teachers to help children avoid being teased by bullies.  This book is a complete guide that contains reproducible activities, and also contains an emotional story about a young fifth grade student that becomes the target of girl bullies.  Readers travel with her on this uplifting journey as she deals with both emotional and physical attacks.  This program helps bully victims to tap into their own inner strengths to learn how to become more self confident and gain self respect.  They learn that positive self-regard is the key to avoid being a bully target.

Pages:  183

This book is for all of us who always felt outside the norm in school.  Many of us were not necessarily Nerds or Intellectuals, but none the less, were never very popular in High School.  Maybe we were different for various reasons, but we new our talents would eventually serve as a foundation for success.  We, the Wusses, are a diverse group: Doctors, Lawyers, Engineers, Bankers, Artists, Comedians, and many others who learned early how to thrive in adversity and can now look back and laugh.

Pages:  112

Introduce violence prevention to young children through this lively and fun coloring book.  Created for children in grades K-3, It's Not OK to Bully explains what bullying is and teaches children how to prevent bullying behaviors, including knowing when to stand up for yourself and when it is best to tell an adult.

Pages:  16

In the classroom, this guide will help the facilitator of kids' groups ages K-3 better understand child bullying-a destructive behavior which ultimately leads to further violence if adults don't intervene in its early stages.  Facilitators will learn the characteristics of a bully and of a bullying victim, identification marks of a bullying situation, and methods of intervention.  The guide will help you reinforce the ideas and skills presented in Hazelden's It's Not Okay to Bully video and coloring book.  The guide's discussions, activities, and suggested role plays help you explain why bullying is not acceptable and present positive ways for children to work and play together.

Pages:  16

Set in format of a classic radio play, Jeff's Journey is the story of a bully who finds himself bullied when he moves to a new school. Through his interaction with adults, friends and new acquaintances, Jeff comes to understand the consequences of his behavior.

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Jeff's Journey is the story of a bully who finds himself bullied when he moves to a new school.

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Tracy Ludwig addresses the topic of teasing.  D.J. is getting tired of Vince's mean-spirited comments at school.  Vince knows which buttons to push, by using the "I was just kidding" defense.  Unsure how to handle the situation, D.J. talks with his father and his teacher and learns a few strategies to help deal with the putdowns.  More importantly, he realizes that he isn't the problem and that he hasn't done anything to deserve Vince's taunts.  This frank and believable story will help youngsters to distinguish between good-natured teasing and the destructive variety, empowering them by providing options they can use when faced with bullying.

Pages:  32

This book provides 101 1/2 resources, strategies, insights, and reproducible worksheets for professionals who work with girls that are Relationally Aggressive (RA), and the young people who have been victimized by this type of bullying.  The strategies in this book were created to increase awareness of Relational Aggression (RA), encourage empathy and tolerance, and improve self-control and coping skills.  The underlying causes of RA are explored, particularly in girls.  Other forms of RA are explored including cyber-bullying and other types of electronic bullying. Included are reproducible lessons and activities for individuals, small groups, classrooms, and entire schools.

Pages:  128

Why is it so tough to be a girl?  Whether they're teasing a girl because of how she looks, making up rumors to torment others, or launching an online campaign to destroy their target, girls can be just plain ruthless.  This unique book has helped end the cycle of meanness for tens of thousands of girls. Mean Girls is a call to spiritual strength.  It calls girls to face the beasts in their lives head on.  In short, it's the answer girls need for the problem they never thought could go away.  This completely revised edition of Mean Girls will reach Junior High and high schoolers with the help and advice they crave.

Pages:  204

Are you still living with Mean?  Take a closer look inside your heart and soul in this spiritually challenging and uplifting sequel to Mean Girls.  In this companion volume, popular author Hayley DiMarco urges girls to take a closer look at what God has to say about the Mean Girls they encounter every day, including the one in the mirror.  It's crammed with biblical insight, guided questions, and prayer tips, Mean Girls Gone leads girls through one of the toughest challenges in their teen lives and shows them that the strength to overcome is not found in some act of revenge but in the God's Word.

Pages:  148

When Monica's friend Katie starts to call her names and humiliate her in front of other kids at school, she felt betrayed and lonely.  But with help from her mother, Monica reclaims her confidence from a bully pretending to be her friend.  This wonderful resource for children, parents, teachers, and counselors includes helpful tips, discussion questions, and additional information for any child who has experienced relational aggression.

Pages:  32

They don't know one another well, and don't speak to one another at all, but one day at school, the paths of four teens will cross in ways they never imagined.  There's Tisha, who doesn't feel she fits in with anyone; Ryan, the football jock who rules the hallways while losing control of his life; Kurt, the "freak" who tries desperately to escape bullying; and Floater, who uses his connections to gain dangerous power.  On this day, teasing, racism, loneliness, and secrets bring each of them to the breaking point.  Now they must help each other prevent a tragedy.  The voices of these four teens weave together in prose-poetry to create a powerful story.

Pages:  186

This is a simple, straightforward, and comprehensive manual that can be used to implement a no-bullying program in your school.  It contains the latest information on the nature and management of bullying behavior, along with concrete, workable advice on training staff, involving families, and energizing students to make your school, and your community, bullying-free.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School. We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

Pages:  64

This is a simple, straightforward, and comprehensive manual that can be used to implement a no-bullying program in your school.  It contains the latest information on the nature and management of bullying behavior, along with concrete, workable advice on training staff, involving families, and energizing students to make your school, and your community, bullying-free.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School. We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

Pages:  112

In this student workbook, your kindergarten and first grade students will find pictures and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of each session.  They will meet Ms. Skunk, Little Rabbit, Orangutan, Crafty Coyote, and Big Bear-and do the garden stomp.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.  We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

Pages:  34

In this student workbook, your kindergarten and first grade students will find pictures and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of each session.  They will meet Ms. Skunk, Little Rabbit, Orangutan, Crafty Coyote, and Big Bear-and do the garden stomp.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.  We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

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This is a simple, straightforward, and comprehensive manual that can be used to implement a no-bullying program in your school.  It contains the latest information on the nature and management of bullying behavior, along with concrete, workable advice on training staff, involving families, and energizing students to make your school, and your community, bullying-free.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School. We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

Pages:  80

In this student workbook, your second and third grade students will find pictures and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of each session.  They will color, cut out and wear a No-Bullying badge; sing a song; find a puzzle to solve; cut-and-fold a toolbox to store their Power Tools and many other things to make their school a bullying-free zone.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.  We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

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In this student workbook, your second and third grade students will find pictures and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of each session.  They will color, cut out and wear a No-Bullying badge; sing a song; find a puzzle to solve; cut-and-fold a toolbox to store their Power Tools and many other things to make their school a bullying-free zone.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.  We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

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With the practical information and detailed instructions in this manual, you'll be ready to guide your students through seven interactive lessons that will help them understand and identify bullying and respond safely and effectively to bullying behavior.  Through brainstorming, role playing, group discussions, and workbook activities geared to children on the threshold of adolescence, you'll involve your students in making their school-- and education -- safe from bullying.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.   We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

Pages:  80

In this student workbook, your fourth and fifth grade students will find information and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of the sessions.  They will find everything they need to take the No-Bullying pledge, show the No-Bullying symbol, figure out what's happening in their class and in their school, and how to find out where they fit in.  They will learn the difference between tattling and telling.  Your students will discover where bullying and being bullied come from and how they feel-and how to put their Power Tools to work to keep those feeling out of school.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.   We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

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In this student workbook, your fourth and fifth grade students will find information and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of the sessions.  They will find everything they need to take the No-Bullying pledge, show the No-Bullying symbol, figure out what's happening in their class and in their school, and how to find out where they fit in.  They will learn the difference between tattling and telling.  Your students will discover where bullying and being bullied come from and how they feel-and how to put their Power Tools to work to keep those feeling out of school.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.   We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

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As they enter adolescence, your students are testing new ideas and behavior.  With the practical information and detailed instructions in this manual, you can steer them away from bullying.   Seven interactive lessons, incorporating brainstorming, role playing, group discussions, posters, self-quizzes, and workbook activities geared to early teenagers will help your students understand bullying and respond to it safely and effectively.  In the end, they'll be making their own way -- free of bullying violence.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School.   We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

Pages:  96

In this student workbook, your sixth and seventh grade students will find information and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of the sessions.  They will find out what bullying is, why it happens, and what to do about it.  They'll find questions and projects to help them figure out their feelings, find out what other kids think, and learn how to get support without causing trouble.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School .  We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

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In this student workbook, your sixth and seventh grade students will find information and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of the sessions.  They will find out what bullying is, why it happens, and what to do about it.  They'll find questions and projects to help them figure out their feelings, find out what other kids think, and learn how to get support without causing trouble.  This is part of the No-Bullying Program - Preventing Bullying at School .  We've retooled No-Bullying to make it easier to use and adapt to your lesson plans.

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These days, children are more worried and fearful than those of previous generations.  Consequently, well-intended parents are raising some of the culture's wimpiest kids.  Overprotective mothers and fathers are teaching their kids to live passively, and their kids are becoming much less able to make decisions, strengthen their minds, and to cultivate courage.  This insightful and practical book, No More Jellyfish, Chickens, or Wimps, will help break the cycle of raising nice, but weak kids.  Take the challenge and become a courageous parent whose children know how to be confident and assertive, be neither a victim or a bully, and respond to injustice and defend others.

Pages:  237

We know that school bus drivers are very well-trained, but they do not have control over other driver's actions.  Because of this, communication between the students and the driver is very necessary.  In this video, Bobby, a third grader, copes with some events where he is treated with a lack of respect by some other students.  On his third day at school, he is excited about a good report from his teacher and is eager to share it with his mother.  Unfortunately, Bobby makes a big mistake when he does not follow the instructions for crossing safely in front of the bus.  A distracted driver ignores safety procedures, and Bobby is hit by the car.  While Bobby's friends and classmates wait to learn about the outcome, viewers have time to reflect on the importance of following safe procedures.  A joint venture between the Ohio Association of Pupil Transportation and The Broken Toy Project, this color unrated educational drama on DVD features students from the Worthington City Schools.  This intense, disturbing film makes it a good discussion-starting tool for children fifth grade, and under.  While the procedures followed in the film are based on Ohio rules, students and drivers in all states can benefit from viewing this film.

Runtime:  21 mins

This comic book and activity guidance series for kids was developed with attention grabbing stories that teach young people how to effectively manage anger, deal with bullying and teach other coping skills.  The colorful science fiction comic book format help kids learn lessons that they can share with their friends.  In this issue, Max and his friends are confronted by a gigantic robot called X-35 who has lost control of his anger and is damaging everything in his path.  Max takes control of the situation and teaches the robot anger management to calm him down.  Readers will learn the anger management techniques through activities and discussion.

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This comic book and activity guidance series for kids was developed with attention grabbing stories that teach young people how to effectively manage anger, deal with bullying and teach other coping skills.  The colorful science fiction comic book format help kids learn lessons that they can share with their friends. In this issue, Max and the gang have been captured by Secca Ma.  They must find a way to break out of the compound where they are being held.  Tiglos used to be good friends with Secca Ma, until he started bulling Tiglos.  The reader will learn new techniques to cope with bullying through activities and discussion.

Pages:  32

We know that a bully cannot exist without a victim, and both play a part in the bullying relationship. In this story, Butch has been a victim at home, and as a result, becomes a bully at school and picks on Luis. The questions and suggestions in this activity book provide guidance on how not to become a victim. Sets include reproducible activity pages.

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This book gives children a direct approach to responsibly solving their own problems. By using the 6 magic words "Please stop, I don't like that", Joey and his friends learn to stand up for themselves and solve problems quickly. From arguing, sexual harassment, or name-calling, they learn to be respectfully assertive themselves. Also included are discussion and activity ideas to help children expand their understanding of different ways to stand up for themselves. By learning these concepts early, it will help children deal with future problems on their own.

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We know that a bully cannot exist without a victim, and both play a part in the bullying relationship. Butch has been a victim at home, and as a result, becomes a bully at school and picks on Luis. The questions and suggestions in this activity book provide guidance on how to avoid becoming a victim. Sets include reproducible activity pages.

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In this educational DVD, you'll hear from Real Teens as they discuss their views on bullying and harassment on campus and some of the motivations behind a bully's behavior.  Using interviews with teens that bully and teens that have been bullied, this program provides a broad understanding of why bullies do what they do.  The best way to handle them and who can be of help in a harassing situation.  The program discusses the damage to self-esteem when a student becomes the constant victim of bullying and the ways to avoid conflict and violence on campus.  This DVD is geared towards teens grades 8-12.  Teens tell us their fears and solutions in this "must watch" program.

Runtime:  21 mins

In this educational DVD, You'll hear from Real Teens as they discuss their views on Cyber-Bullying.  Cyber-bullying is any form of harassment that occurs via the internet.  Vicious forum posts, name calling in chat rooms, posting fake profiles on web sites and mean or cruel email messages are all considered types of bullying.  While Cyber-Bullying mainly takes place on line, other high tech methods like threatening text messages and taunting voicemails also fall under this category.  In some States, Cyber-bullying is a crime that can even lead to death.  This DVD is geared towards teens grades 8-12.  This program has recommended companion title: Bullies and Harassment.

Runtime:  18 mins

From the creator of Broken Toy and Joey, here is another Thomas Brown DVD dealing with the impact of teasing and bullying.  Twelve-year-old Billy had it made.  He was popular and he had no idea how it felt to be down.  Billy and his best friends liked to pick on Christopher, a small built boy who had just lost his mother to cancer 6 months earlier.  However, a freak accident scars Billy, and the roles are now reversed.  Christopher stands up for Billy, who is now a Bully turned victim.  This changes Billy forever, as he learns the value of acceptance, sensitivity, and becoming a caring person.

Runtime:  40 mins

Since this best-seller was first published in 1990, it has helped countless children build self-esteem and assertiveness skills.  This newly revised and updated book is the perfect resource for any kid who's ever been picked on at school, bossed around, blamed for things he or she didn't do, or treated unfairly. It's for any kid who sometimes feels frustrated, angry, powerless, or scared.  With simple words and real-life examples, this book shows how children can stick up for themselves with other kids (including bullies and teasers), big sisters and brothers, and even grown-ups.

Pages:  128

In this video, The story comes alive with color, sound and animation. Children can identify with Corbin as he learns ways to handle teasing with the help of the school counselor. After reviewing the basics in an animated book presentation, the students are asked to choose from alternative solutions to teasing issues that arise in the Book Worm exercise. The program concludes with lively animated Quiz Show exercises that challenge the students with a diversity of real world teasing and bullying issues. Kit includes reproducible activities as well as a user's guide.

Runtime:  25 mins

In this story, Desmond is always waiting to tease Corbin as he walks to school. The more Corbin gets upset, the more Desmond teases. After trying unsuccessfully to solve the problem himself, Corbin goes to see the school counselor, Mr. Ward. The counselor tells Corbin that many children are hurt by cruel teasing, but finds that there are things Corbin can do that help stop the teasing. Corbin follows these suggestions and solves the teasing problem in a very surprising way. The story is accompanied by fill-in questions to stimulate thought and discussion of important issues. This pack contains reproducible activities, a story book, posters, and a user's guide.

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Bullying is very pervasive in our schools.  It's estimated that 1.6 million young people in grades six through ten are bullied at least once every week, and many young people feel powerless in these situations.  They need to know what to do if they are bullied or if they are a witness to bullying.  Through expert advice and students' real-life experiences, Stop Bullying! gives students solid steps they can take to respond to bullying.  This DVD features nationally acclaimed and Emmy-nominated youth speaker, Mark Brown, who has dedicated his career to helping young people all over the USA. Brown uses his own personal experience with bullying as he speaks to thousands of kids each year about the importance of patience and respect.

Runtime:  20 mins

Highly supportive of the continuing anti-bullying work in many schools, Michele is adamant that where bullying is concerned, teachers can make all the difference.

This pocketbook is filled with practical ideas for tackling bullying in schools, and all have been tried and tested.  These aren't just strategies for teachers and parents when dealing with bullies and their victims, there are also defending, deflecting and defusing strategies for those who suffer at the hands of bullies.  Included are awareness-raising ideas for all pupils and inset activities for teachers looking to create a bully-free school.  It's an educational, revitalizing book that leaves you utterly convinced that the bullies can indeed be 'zapped'.

Pages:  128

This book explores the dynamics in relationships among children of preschool through early school age, and encourages kids to understand personal and social problems as a first step toward solving them.  Written by an experienced psychotherapist and counselor, this book promotes positive interaction among children, parents, and teachers.   The language in each book is simple and direct, making it easy for younger children to understand, and there are full-color illustrations on every page.  This approachable picture book explores the difficult issue of bullying among children.  It helps kids accept the normal fears and worries that accompany bullying, and suggests ways to resolve this hurtful experience.

Pages:  29

In the United States, over 165,000 bullied children purposely miss school every day because they're afraid to go.  Childhood bullying has been a major factor in both youth suicides and school shootings.  "Storm" is an unnerving and stark reality drama of a boy whose ego and self-worth are reduced to the point where he takes his own life in order to, "make it all go away".  Thomas Brown, anti-bullying advocate and film director reflects on his own bullying experience in the classroom presentation of Taking Ninth Graders by STORM.  Here, Tom poses questions and invites debate on matters affecting the film's characters.  Students watching this segment are able to reflect on other students' attitudes toward bullying, providing them an opportunity to weigh their thoughts against those of their peers.

Runtime:  24 mins

When you're the smallest kid playing a big man's game, the challenges never stop, especially when your name is Danny Walker. Leading your travel team to the national championship is like a dream come true, but for Danny, being at the top just means the competition tries that much harder to knock him off.  This summer, Danny's leaving Middletown and heading to Right Way basketball camp, where he's out of his element and maybe out of his league.  The country's best ball players are in attendance, and Danny will need to raise his game if he wants to match up.  But it won't be easy.  Old rivals and new battles leave Danny wondering if he really has what it takes to stand tall.

Pages:  256

Thomas Brown has created another powerful, thought-provoking and touching film about how bullying can change and affect the lives of victims, the bystanders and the bully themselves. There are more than half a million school busses on the road every day in the U.S. alone, with fortunately, very few yearly fatalities on or involving them.  This video presents a "what if" scenario.  What if children were being so discourteous to driver and fellow peers, by engaging in misbehavior and bullying, that it would directly contribute to a driver losing control of the bus? This hard-hitting film does not focus on school bus safety. The film is about school bus BULLYING and what 'could' go horribly wrong. Our story DOES go horribly wrong, resulting lives both lost and forever changed. This film contains some scenes that might be upsetting to more sensitive or younger audiences. It has been successfully tested on grades 3-8.

Runtime:  22 mins

These guides contain information to provide parents, guardians, and concerned adults with a simple, effective way to communicate with children. This teasing parent guide give tips, techniques and tools to help children deal with teasing. This guide covers physical, emotional and verbal teasing.

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People get hurt by words every day. Across the nation, someone is being subjected to mocking, name-calling or having rumors spread about them all over school.  Some victims of emotional harassment never fully recover from it, and the consequences can be devastating, yet the perpetrators go unpunished.  In this video, you'll find out what constitutes emotional harassment and what you can do to stop this social phenomenon.

Runtime: 24 mins

That's Enough is a fictional drama about the relationship between youth bullying and school shootings.  It examines what can happen when a high school student is mercilessly teased, socially excluded, and physically wounded.  It challenges middle and high school students to explore bullying at their schools and the cliques, struggles, and ostracizing that may result, and in some cases, has resulted shootings and youth suicides.  This video is directed by Jack Revheim, a seventeen-year old Central High School (St. Paul, MN) exchange student from Norway.  The screenplay is co-authored by Jack Revheim and Dr. Michael Obsatz, Associate Professor of Sociology, Macalester College, (St. Paul, MN), author of the award-winning book, Raising Nonviolent Children in a Violent World, and violence prevention educator.  Dr. Obsatz is also the executive producer.  The cast includes middle school students, high school and college students, as well as adults.  The video also includes a seven-minute interview with Dr. Obsatz about bullying issues and questions teachers can use for discussion.

Runtime:  20 mins

In preschool, children encounter their first experiences in forming and joining social groups outside their family.  It is natural for them to try different social interactions while learning about their world. In this book, teasing and bullying are addressed as a variety of intentionally hurtful behavior, from making fun of someone to repetitive physical abuse. Creating a caring environment at the beginning of school reduces the need for children to assert themselves through negative behavior such as teasing and bullying.  With The Anti-Bullying and Teasing Book, teachers of young children can address this behavior before it develops.

Pages:  128

This is a bookmark containing information from The Bully - A Discussion and Activity Story.  It has 9 entries to be filled in on the bookmark to help children identify and handle bullies and bullying.

Book Marker:  1

This book contains practical solutions to a problem that may affect 80% of school children.  Using her decades of experience working with troubled youth and her knowledge of conflict resolution and reconciliatory justice, bestselling parenting educator Barbara Coloroso offers a practical and compassionate book certain to become a groundbreaking guide to this escalating problem.  Coloroso helps readers recognize the characteristic triad of bullying: the bully who perpetrates the harm; the bullied who is the target (and who may become a bully); and the bystander - peers, siblings, or adults who don't act to defuse the situation.

Pages:  218

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), more than two million workers in the United States are victims of workplace violence each year, and this leads to millions of dollars lost in employee productivity.  Many people think that bullying occurs only among school-age children and fail to acknowledge the presence and devastating effects of bullying in the workplace.  It's time for this destructive issue to be addressed and resolved; however, you may be asking yourself how to accomplish such a task.  The Complete Guide to Understanding, Controlling, and Stopping Bullies & Bullying at Work will provide you with valuable information on the topic, as well as unique solutions to the problem.

Pages:  295

This clear, concise, and well-written, practical guide describes bullying and its impact.  Most importantly, it offers a sensible how-to approach for improving children's self-image so that they are well-behaved when they go to schools, playgrounds, and day care.  In addition, parents learn how to examine themselves in order to better model healthy, assertive, non-aggressive behavior.

Pages:  170

Although one is just a tiny little fellow and the other is a big tough guy, the rat and tiger are best friends.  They always have lots of fun playing together, even though tiger is a bit of a bully. When they play cowboys, rat always has to be the bad guy, and when they share a snack, rat always gets the smaller piece.  But one day, tiger takes the bullying too far, and rat decides that he's not going take it anymore, so he stands up for himself and refuses to be tiger's friend until tiger learns to play fair and square.  Using appealing illustrations and a simple text, Keiko Kasza delivers an important message about friendship in this heartwarming story.

Pages:  36

Bullying hurts, and scares many people. It also causes anxiety, and disrupts lives. This comprehensive program will provide solid advice for understanding and dealing with bullies, and viewers will learn the causes and effects of bullying. Why do they do it, and what do they stand to gain? Most importantly, viewers learn the things they can do if they are the victim of a bully. They will learn it's NOT their fault; where they can go for help; and what specific steps they can take to stop the abuse. This video includes interviews, teen bullies, and experts on bullying.

Runtime: 20 mins

This short, but powerful book has forever changed the lives of thousands of educators, parents and victims of chronic bullying.  It is issued to school systems by the Departments of Education in Alabama, North Carolina and Indiana as well as the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency.  This book has created nothing short of a movement in the battle against bullying in our schools.  Updated with more than 50 pages of new material to help combat bullying, Weakfish has become a tremendously popular book.

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In the classroom, this guide will help the facilitator of kids' groups ages K-3 better understand child bullying-a destructive behavior which ultimately leads to further violence if adults don't intervene in its early stages.  Facilitators will learn the characteristics of a bully and of a bullying victim, identification marks of a bullying situation, and methods of intervention.  The guide will help you reinforce the ideas and skills presented in Hazelden's It's Not Okay to Bully video and coloring book.  The guide's discussions, activities, and suggested role plays help you explain why bullying is not acceptable and present positive ways for children to work and play together.

Pages:  24

In the classroom, this guide will help the facilitator of kids' groups ages K-3 better understand child bullying-a destructive behavior which ultimately leads to further violence if adults don't intervene in its early stages.  Facilitators will learn the characteristics of a bully and of a bullying victim, identification marks of a bullying situation, and methods of intervention.  The guide will help you reinforce the ideas and skills presented in Hazelden's It's Not Okay to Bully video and coloring book.  The guide's discussions, activities, and suggested role plays help you explain why bullying is not acceptable and present positive ways for children to work and play together.

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