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Bullying-Direct Versus Indirect Lesson

An educational teaching resource from Jennifer Moyer Taylor entitled Bullying-Direct Versus Indirect Lesson downloadable at Teach Simple.
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Life Skills

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Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

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In this lesson, students will learn the difference between direct and indirect bullying. The 8 slide PowerPoint guides the discussion for students by unpacking the definition of bullying and brainstorming examples of direct and indirect situations. Students will also play a sorting activity (after the slides, there are 20 cards and a sorting sheet to print off). The cards contain indirect bullying, direct bullying, and not bullying examples. There is a slide with two optional video links (see slide notes for cue spot) if there is time to show the videos. The sorting game encourages students to share their own perceptions and clarify the type of bullying (or not bullying at all) in a situation.

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An 8 slide PowerPoint lesson on bullying as well as a 20 card sorting game for students to do in groups.

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bullying social-emotional learning school counseling friendship skills health examples of indirect bullying indirect bullying definition indirect bullying examples what is indirect bullying indirect bullying

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