bullying.. very insightful I DID NOT WRITE THIS OR EXPIRENCE THIS. I saw it on fb and thought it was a good read.
bullying.. very insightful I DID NOT WRITE THIS OR EXPIRENCE THIS. I saw it on fb and thought it was a good read.
Yesterday, we were working on a story about a 9-year old boy being bullied at school for using a My Little Pony backpack. The school responded by telling the little boy to leave his bag at home... a move that seems to punish the little boy and not the bullies. Many people complained that schools often ignore these issues or simply don't know how to handle them... Among the comments, I came across the story of one teacher who struggled with how to teach kids about the harm caused by bullying. So she decided to use apples as visuals. If you have 3 minutes read this story and share with your teacher friends:
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I loved this but it was a little heart breaking.
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Maybe it's just the hormones but this brought me to tears... It's such a valuable lesson for kids because bullying is seriously out of control these days. I'll definitely be using this learning tool with my lo's.
Glad I stalked you and read this lol ?
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I feel really bad for that poor apple.
Hopefully it stops a little bit of bullying.
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I totally want to teach my son this when he gets older, it's a perfect example!!! I loved it!!
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I felt bad for the apple as well lol I almost cried but this is so great!
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Keeping this in my favorites
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Will you please post the link OP???? DS 1 is being bullied and he's only in preschool ?. Of course, the same kids who bully him all want to come over for a play date ?. I've already told their parents that I won't condone bullying in my house and, if they have a problem with it, their kids are simply not welcome in our home!!! My mom teaches 6th grade so, I'd like to share this with her as well.
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Mrs. I don't have a link. It's on facebook. I'm sorry!