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- Page 13: INTRODUCTION
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- Page 23 and 24: Bullying Behaviours Forms of Bullyi
- Page 25 and 26: Children who bully others often bel
- Page 27 and 28: Kids are have the power to stop bul
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One advantage of this approach is t
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Bullying Incident Report Responsibi
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Bullying Incident Report Steps Take
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Address Bullying Prevention through
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The lessons in this module will pro
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Safety and Injury Prevention � de
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students’ independent reading, as
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Focus on Bullying
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Module A: Defining Bullying Vocabul
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Vocabulary tattling: reporting to a
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Was Julie tattling when she went to
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Vocabulary bullying tattling What i
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In this story about Lee and Sam, wh
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Vocabulary bullying Materials � c
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� Go over some basic strategies t
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Vocabulary (in adult language) asse
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� Ask the students to “stand ta
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Module B: The School Plan Vocabular
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Now imagine that you come right up
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Lesson Script � If your school ha
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I’m going to read over the list y
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Lesson Script Everyone wants our sc
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Module C: Dealing With Bullying Voc
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You know how to be assertive. And y
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Materials � a pre-arranged visit
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� Have the principal or another s
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Lesson Script You know how to be as
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Lesson Plans Grade 1
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Lesson Script Have you ever heard s
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Vocabulary bullying behaviours bull
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Geoff started by saying Enrique was
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Vocabulary bullying bullying behavi
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Thank you for helping me learn abou
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Lesson Script In the last few days
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� Invite students to role play at
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158 Grade 1 Sort and Paste Names:__
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Lesson Script As you know, at our s
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Assessment Strategies ❑ Ask stude
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Lesson Script � If your school ha
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Additional Activities ❑ Assign st
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Lesson Script We’re going to talk
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Module C: Dealing With Bullying Voc
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Now let’s play a guessing game. H
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Materials � props, puppets, dolls
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Additional Activities ❑ Ask the s
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Lesson Script � Briefly review cl
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Additional Activities ❑ Have stud
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Module A: Defining Bullying Vocabul
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Behaviour that breaks the rules can
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Vocabulary bullying bullying behavi
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What are the different ways that Am
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Additional Activities ❑ Ask stude
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Lesson Script � Refer to the char
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198 Grades 2-3 Student Survey We wa
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200 Grades 2-3 Ways Students Get Al
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Lesson Script We have been talking
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If Raymond did nothing or was passi
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Lesson Script Let’s recall what w
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Additional Activities ❑ Allow tim
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Module B: The School Plan Vocabular
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there is no bullying. We’ll think
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Vocabulary school statement rules c
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� Read the prepared chart of the
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Vocabulary consequences retaliation
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But, you might be afraid of being b
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Module C: Dealing With Bullying Mat
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Listen to the rest of the story. Th
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Vocabulary put-ups Materials � ch
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� Use a prop, or invite a student
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Think Positive Thoughts! Name:_____
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Lesson Script Today we’re going t
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Lesson Script � Briefly review cl
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Lesson Plans Grades 4-5
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Lesson Script Today we are going to
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� List these behaviours on the ov
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Vocabulary bullying behaviours Mate
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Additional Activities ❑ Students
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3. In which grades are the students
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My Experiences with Bullying Behavi
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Lesson Script Now we’re going to
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✄ 264 Grades 4-5 Sentence Strips
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Lesson Script Today we’re going t
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Module B: The School Plan Vocabular
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3. True or false? It is not a your
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True or False? 1. Bullying behaviou
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Lesson Script We want to create a s
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Assessment Strategy ❑ Have studen
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Lesson Script � If the grade 6-7
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Project Activity Students can choos
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Module C: Dealing With Bullying Voc
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Now let’s talk about Jason, an on
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Additional Activities ❑ Have stud
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Lesson Script Now we are going to l
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Vocabulary put-downs put-ups deflec
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This time, Marc made a comment that
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Snappy Responses Worksheet Names: _
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Lesson Script We’ve been talking
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Lesson Plans Grades 6-7
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Lesson Script Today we are going to
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How do you think LeAnn is feeling?
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Additional Activities ❑ Have stud
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Story 3 William seems to get into t
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Lesson Script I am going to start t
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Additional Activity ❑ Choose from
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Survey Activity Begin with a brief
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3. In which grades are the students
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Vocabulary (in adult language) pass
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Let’s chart some natural phrases
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Lesson Script � Discuss the pre-s
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Additional Activities ❑ Ask the s
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Lesson Script At our school we have
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❑ Have students develop and make
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Lesson Script In today’s lesson w
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You have the right to be safe. But
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Lesson Script Last lesson we talked
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Story Analysis Activity Divide the
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RESOURCES
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Browne, Anthony. 1995. Willy the Ch
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Elliott, Michele. 1997. The Willow
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Kemp, Gene. 1990. Just Ferret. New
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Shreve, Susan. 1997. Joshua T. Bate
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Healthy Schools Project This projec
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Garrity, C., Jens, K., Porter, W.,
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Pearce, Dr. John. 1989. Fighting, T
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