Includes scaled curriculum and lesson plans for grades 2-12.
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Lesson plans and activities for both elementary and middle / high school age groups.

To provide everything needed for an adult presenter in a classroom or community organization to deliver information on addressing and preventing bullying within the school, in online platforms, and in the community. These free, easy to implement online resources are designed to inspire students to be invested in creating safe and supportive schools and communities through instruction, engagement, and peer interaction.

K-12 lesson plans from the Monique Burr Foundation for Children.

The goal of this curriculum is to educate children in grades K-5 about bullying and cyberbullying, and to raise their awareness about how these behaviors impact children. It utilizes both Teacher-As-Educator and Peer Learning Models. Each Lesson Plan has instructions & talking points for teachers. A basic level of understanding about bullying is presumed but highly developed expertise is not necessary. 3. PowerPoint slides, cartoons, and internet exercises accompany some Lessons.

As educators lead children to new understandings and help them to develop new academic and critical thinking skills, they can also help their students gain and practice important social and emotional skills and develop a sense of shared responsibility for keeping classrooms and school communities safe, respectful and inclusive for all members. This is not easy work, especially given the paucity of easy to implement and developmentally appropriate resources. Ready, Set, Respect! fills this gap. A toolkit such as this helps educators get ready to deliver inclusive, diversity-focused lessons and set their classrooms and students up for learning in an environment of respect.

Tips for interrupting this common slur.

This website is designed for kids, and can be a great tool to use in the classroom to spur conversations.

Whether you’ve been a victim, a
bystander, or a bully, you can transform your school into a safe and caring community for you and your peers. We’ve provided the tools below to empower you to make change in your school or youth group!

Captain Compassion® is back! Committee for Children’s bullying prevention superhero has returned in support of National Bullying Prevention Month. This year, Captain Compassion empowers kids and adults to use their upstander power and gives her trusty sidekick Kid Kinder® guidance about how to help others recognize, report, and refuse bullying.

KidsHealth provides a great resource for parents to show their kids on how to deal with, avoid and handle bullies, showing them what happens to bullies if they stand tall.

Kidscape offers help with bullying for young people, including information on dealing with bullying, cyberbullying, friends and ‘frenemies’ and using assertiveness.