If you are looking for anti-bullying resources, this post may help you.
In another post, I wrote about my experiences with bullying, specifically with kids with autism.
However, bullying is a concern for all children and some children are homeschooled because of bullying.
In the previous post about bullying, I outlined some techniques that may help. If you, or someone you know, has experienced bullying, do you have any strategies that have worked? You can include them in the Comments section below.
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The Goodbye Bully Machine Description
This book will help your grade school age students understand how to recognize and stop bullying. The bully machine
that is "loud and powerful, with spinning wheels and whirling blades. It's cold and mean and looks kind of dangerous."
that is "loud and powerful, with spinning wheels and whirling blades. It's cold and mean and looks kind of dangerous."
Students will learn that there could be several reasons behind why someone is bullying. They will learn to recognize
mean words, teasing, and back handed insults. Lots of tips will help your students deal with bullying behaviors and
challenge students to stand up to it when they see it.
mean words, teasing, and back handed insults. Lots of tips will help your students deal with bullying behaviors and
challenge students to stand up to it when they see it.
Size: 8 x 8 x .25 inches
48 Pages
Are You a Bully?Description
Teach kids how to recognize bad behavior and deal with bullies with this helpful photographic picture
book. Simple, readable text clearly communicates how to identify a bully and fix poor behavior, as well
as what kids should do if they are being mistreated. Young children may read through the book
themselves or with the help of a parent or teacher. Helpful extension ideas and activities are included
to improve vocabulary and reading comprehension while encouraging kids to apply the lesson to daily
life.
Throughout the book, pictures and text show examples of a bully’s behavior such as stealing, teasing,
and excluding someone from the group. Occasional question prompts ask kids to think critically, use
empathy, and problem solve through theoretical situations. Helpful full color photos of grade school
aged children reinforce the text with visual cues. At the end, the book communicates that it is important
to tell an adult if you are being bullied, and stresses the importance of including others.
book. Simple, readable text clearly communicates how to identify a bully and fix poor behavior, as well
as what kids should do if they are being mistreated. Young children may read through the book
themselves or with the help of a parent or teacher. Helpful extension ideas and activities are included
to improve vocabulary and reading comprehension while encouraging kids to apply the lesson to daily
life.
Throughout the book, pictures and text show examples of a bully’s behavior such as stealing, teasing,
and excluding someone from the group. Occasional question prompts ask kids to think critically, use
empathy, and problem solve through theoretical situations. Helpful full color photos of grade school
aged children reinforce the text with visual cues. At the end, the book communicates that it is important
to tell an adult if you are being bullied, and stresses the importance of including others.
Students on the autism spectrum frequently are the victims of bullying.
Encourage kids to think and solve this issue using a game format with Bullies Victims and Bystanders!
Use this game to educate students on the consequences of bullying for everyone involved. This game
is designed to teach your students positive behavioral strategies to overcome bullying.
While playing, your students will learn proactive ways to deal with bullies, how to help victims, and
what bystanders can do when they witness it happening. Use this resource to teach empathy and
prevent abuse in the future. The game is designed to introduce vital concepts and teach helpful
language to empower your students to create a bully free classroom.
To play, students move along the board selecting bullies, victims or bystanders cards. Topic cards
provide your students with lots of opportunities to model good behavior and practice strategies to deal
with bullying. The game cards can be used outside of the game to provide discussion starting points
to discuss positive and negative behavior as it relates to bullying.
Ages 6-12
Bullying Prevention Program- "Reel" in Bullying Description
report it to teachers out of fear. The Bullying Prevention Program is here to teach all students about the
effects of bullying and help remove it from your classroom.
This is an excellent resource to help Teachers "reel in" bullying in their classes. This violence
prevention program is a great way to inform your students on how to recognize and deal with bullies in
an appropriate way.
The topics covered are:
- Bullying on the Bus
- Peer conflict
- Learning the role of a bully in action
- Why do bullies exist?
- Different types of bullies
- Targeted children
- How to respond when targeted
- What to do when you witness a bully attempt
- Difference between reporting vs. tattling
- Peer conflict
- Learning the role of a bully in action
- Why do bullies exist?
- Different types of bullies
- Targeted children
- How to respond when targeted
- What to do when you witness a bully attempt
- Difference between reporting vs. tattling
Included in this casing are a large, fully-colored teacher's manual, student workbook, and a 90 minute
DVD.
The Autism Playbook for Teens Description
DVD.
The Autism Playbook for Teens Description
The Autism Playbook helps teens on the spectrum develop social skills by learning positive
communication skills and develop the emotional management techniques they need for social success.
The mindfulness-based activities in this book will help teens to calm their minds, relax their bodies,
have fun, and build better relationships. Through systematic exercises teens will develop their ability to
concentrate, detect cues from their environment, and manage their experiences of emotions in a
positive and proactive manner. Relatable stories throughout the book offer support and practical
examples for teen readers.
This book is broken into three parts, section one teaches teens to calm their body and mind.
In this section teens will learn practical strategies to manage anxiety and self-calm. Section two will
teach teens how to identify their thoughts and feelings to build independence.
In this section teens will learn the power of their feelings, basic meltdown prevention strategies, and
steps to improving their self-esteem. Section three offers practical strategies to help teens reach out
and connect with others. Teens will learn how to be a social scientist, advocate for themselves, make
friends, and more.
communication skills and develop the emotional management techniques they need for social success.
The mindfulness-based activities in this book will help teens to calm their minds, relax their bodies,
have fun, and build better relationships. Through systematic exercises teens will develop their ability to
concentrate, detect cues from their environment, and manage their experiences of emotions in a
positive and proactive manner. Relatable stories throughout the book offer support and practical
examples for teen readers.
This book is broken into three parts, section one teaches teens to calm their body and mind.
In this section teens will learn practical strategies to manage anxiety and self-calm. Section two will
teach teens how to identify their thoughts and feelings to build independence.
In this section teens will learn the power of their feelings, basic meltdown prevention strategies, and
steps to improving their self-esteem. Section three offers practical strategies to help teens reach out
and connect with others. Teens will learn how to be a social scientist, advocate for themselves, make
friends, and more.
The Worry Workbook for Teens Description
This step-by-step workbook will help teens confront their anxiety by learning positive behavior-based
strategies. It features real life scenarios that teens can relate to. Use it one on one or in a group to help
teens build a plan to manage their anxiety at school, deal with procrastination, manage friendships,
and more.
strategies. It features real life scenarios that teens can relate to. Use it one on one or in a group to help
teens build a plan to manage their anxiety at school, deal with procrastination, manage friendships,
and more.
This workbook is designed to help teens understand reasons why they are feeling anxious. They will
learn how to stop unhelpful “junk mail” thoughts from taking over. They will develop a plan for facing
their fears and worries so that they can reach their personal goals.
learn how to stop unhelpful “junk mail” thoughts from taking over. They will develop a plan for facing
their fears and worries so that they can reach their personal goals.
176 page
Size: 8 x 0.5 x 10
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