Series Bullying: "The Scary Guy" on Bullying Part 2

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"The Scary Guy" on Bullying Part 2

Lesson Objective: Students learn from a giant, tattooed man about kindness and caring
Grades K-5 / Class Culture / Bullying
14 MIN

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Discussion and Supporting Materials

Thought starters

  1. How do the lessons of helping others and never judging others prevent bullying in elementary and later on?
  2. How and how often do you address such lessons on character and kindness?
  3. How do these issues relate to student's academic success?

1 Comment

  • Private message to Bryan Staton

Bryan Staton Apr 28, 2015 8:05am

Very applicable and simple guidelines for life.
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