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CHOICES-A Lesson On Responding To Bullying (Being An Upstander)

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Opening slide introducing choices for helping yourself and others when faced with bullying situations
Opening slide of the bullying response lesson
Lesson slide listing eight possible feelings and experiences of people who engage in bullying behaviors
Introduction to people who engage in bullying
Student rights slide: feel safe, feel included, receive respect, belong at school, and seek adult help
Five rights presented in the lesson
C.H.O.I.C.E.S. introduction slide explaining that everyone has choices when responding to bullying
Introduction to the C.H.O.I.C.E.S. strategies
Change the subject strategy slide: five sample remarks to distract the person who is bullying
First C strategy: change the subject
Ask for help strategy slide: sample requests about finding a ball, joining a team, homework, and skills
H strategy: ask someone involved for help
Offer an excuse strategy slide: four sample requests to help the target leave the bullying situation
O strategy: offer an excuse to help the target leave
Ignore the scene strategy slide: walk away, do not laugh, and avoid joining the person who is bullying
I strategy: ignore the scene and refuse an audience
Come with the target strategy slide: support them by joining recess, sitting at lunch, and walking together
Second C strategy: accompany the target
Eliminate the audience strategy slide: walk away, do not laugh, invite someone away, or create a distraction
E strategy: eliminate the audience
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About This Product

CHOICES: Empowering Upstanders Against Bullying

Suited for students from third to seventh grade, CHOICES targets the crucial issue of bullying by equipping children with subtle but impactful response mechanisms.

Facilitating Crucial Dialogues

This teaching resource operates in the secure environment of classrooms, exploring why some people resort to bullying and training pupils in developing relevant soft skills. Rather than being passive spectators, students are encouraged to become proactive upstanders against such behavior.

Powerpoint Presentation and Scenario Cards

  • A PowerPoint presentation guides the path towards establishing an inclusive class atmosphere through discussions on real-life scenarios that may be encountered at or outside school.
  • To make learning more engaging and reflective, a set of 16 allied scenario cards allows for interactive partner role-plays or group activities. Herein learners can practice covert anti-bullying strategies discussed during digital lessons.

Beyond Classroom Boundaries: Homework Assignments as Purposeful Explorations

The model is especially beneficial for Life Skills educators looking for specialized resources but also works effectively in whole-group instruction setups or small-group settings. With CHOICES, at-home assignments transform into captivating reviews where various concepts get revisited.

In Conclusion:
'CHOICES' fosters youth empowerment by educating young minds about responsibly dealing with bullying issues while promoting empathy—an essential life skill indeed.

What's Included

A PowerPoint lesson on being an upstander and scenario cards at the end of the PowerPoint lesson.

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