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October is National Bullying Prevention MonthNational Bullying Prevention Month, founded in 2006, was initially just a week-long campaign. In 2010, it was expanded to the entire month of October. Find resources to use in your lessons to discourage bullying and encourage understanding. Grades K-12TeachersFirst's Bullying and Cyberbullying Prevention ResourcesWhether you’re planning an activity for Bullying Prevention Month or looking for resources on an as-needed basis, you’ll find useful ideas and strategies in this collection to help students and adults work together to erase bullying from the classroom. Grades K-12CurriConnects Book List - Books for Tough SituationsPeruse this curated list of books for every reading level related to difficult situations, including dealing with bullies. Read these books to your class or share the list with students. Grades K-12Be Safe Sprigeo - looking out for you!Share this cool, simple-to-use tool that allows you to report bullying at your school with your students. Students, teachers, and parents can click to report a bully and turn in a report so school administration can look into the incident. Grades 2-6Pacer Kids Against BullyingLearn about the signs and repercussions of bullying through games or videos. Your students may also want to enter the continuously-running essay contest at any time of year. Use this resource to find topics for class meetings. Grades 2-8Stop BullyingYour one-stop place for bullying resources, whether it’s cyberbullying or face-to-face, this site is loaded with examples, advice, videos, and more. Click the tabs on the top menu to choose from various topics such as prevention and resources. Grades K-12Learning for JusticeDiscover lesson plans, current topics related to bullying and prejudice, an online version of “Learning for Justice” magazine, an order form for free curriculum materials, and links to other resources for teachers, parents, teens, and kids. Grades K-12No Name-Calling WeekThis site brings attention to No Name-Calling Week: an annual week of realistic educational activities designed to end all types of name-calling. No Name-Calling Week was inspired by the young adult novel, The Misfits. Share this book with your students. Grades 6-12A Thin LineA Thin Line provides advice to teens so they can recognize unsafe online behaviors and cyberbullying. This website, produced by MTV, provides young adults with fact sheets, videos, and discussions on several online safety issues. Grades K-12Inspire My KidsFind inspiring, age-appropriate, real-life stories, videos, and projects to share with children and teens. These stories offer great examples of values like courage, determination, honesty, humility, kindness, responsibility, and tolerance. Grades 4-12Social Media Test DriveView this series that offers practice for digital citizenship skills through a social media simulation. Each module includes tutorials, guided activities, free play, and opportunities for reflection. Topics include cyberbullying, online privacy, and more. This Week at TeachersFirstJoin us this week for a professional learning workshop on Tuesday and come tweet with us on Thursday during our bi-monthly Twitter chat! We are also sharing a unique global collaboration opportunity, a related blog post, and our weekly poll.
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