Bullying Prevention Lessons, Activities & Games
Give students clear language and practical strategies for responding to bullying, cyberbullying, and relational aggression. This collection includes ready-to-use bullying prevention lessons, counseling activities, small groups, and games for reporting, tattling versus reporting, bystander choices, and safe responses.
Resources include scenarios, discussion prompts, student activities, videos, and printable or digital games. Each resource is different, so check the full product description for the grade range, counseling setting, format, and everything included before choosing the best fit for your students.
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The Girls Guide to Bullying: Help your students navigate girl bullying and relational aggression with this fun, easy-to-use, relational aggression activity pack! These relational aggression, and girl bullying activities and games are perfect for elementary and middle school counseling. Students...
This no-prep bullying prevention class lesson offers a fun and interactive way to help students learn how to prevent and report bullying. The lesson is ready to use as-is but I have also included an editable version so you can...
Help students learn how to prevent bullying with this fun charades-style game. I love using "salad bowl" style games with my students as they really seem to keep students engaged. Don't forget that October is Bullying Prevention Month! This game...
This middle school bullying prevention and cyber bullying curriculum is designed to be used with students in a tier III individual setting. Do you work with a student who is the bully? This 6 session individual counseling curriculum will help...
" This SCOOT GAME is a great way to get students up and moving! Students will learn the difference between tattling and reporting. This scoot game is broken up into four types of questions. - True of false - Is...
October is Bullying Prevention Month but as counselors, we are constantly trying to help students understand what is and what is not bullying. This bundle is full of engaging lessons, interactive activities, and fun games to help tackle the important...
Do your students think everything is bullying? Bullying prevention is an essential topic to teach at the middle school level. This middle school counseling bullying prevention lesson is thoughtfully designed to teach students how to identify bullying behavior. Students will determine the differences between...
" This digital game show is a fun, interactive way for students to learn the differences between tattling and reporting. This game is in PowerPoint and is completely EDITABLE so you change the questions to fit your school's population and...
" This Tattling Vs Reporting Guidance Lesson is extremely interactive and fun! Students divide into groups and must work as a team to identify the differences between tattling and reporting as they move around the room to solve all 5...
Help students better understand important self-regulation, bullying prevention, and size of the problem with this fall-themed elementary school counseling super bundle. These resources are perfect for a fall or Halloween SEL curriculum. Don't forget that October is Bullying Prevention Month!...
October is Bullying Prevention Month. Help students better understand and prevent bullying with this fun Halloween-themed board game! Students will learn to identify the different roles in bullying situations, share their own experiences with bullying, and identify solutions to prevent...
Get in the fall spirit with this SEL Boom Card Bundle. All of the resources in this bundle are NO-PREP and include audio on every slide to assist with reading. This bundle includes self-regulation pumpkins, size of the problem pumpkins,...