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This engaging lesson is a companion to the story, “Bully B.E.A.N.S.” by Julia Cook.
This engaging lesson is a companion to the story, “Bully BEANS” by Julia Cook.
❤️ Students learn the definition of bullying, the definition of upstander, and 8 ways to stop bullying!
THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
✅ An interactive PowerPoint and digital for Google Slides™ presentation that summarizes the story, teaches students 8 ways to be an upstander, and includes 3 discussion questions
✅ A Bully Beans craft
✅ 10 Bully Beans Anti-Bullying Affirmations
✅ Blank Bully Beans Anti-Bullying Affirmations to create your own
✅ 4 instructional posters
✅ 6 worksheets and coloring pages
✅ Alignment to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
[This lesson was posted with permission from author Julia Cook].
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“This resource is such a great addition to the book Bully B.E.A.N.S.! I love how it makes an important topic like bullying easy for students to understand while giving them practical ways they can be an upstander.” – Melisa T.
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“This was excellent. I really liked the PowerPoint and the kids were quite engaged with this.” – Corinne K.
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“This was great for morning meeting! It met expectations for state and district bullying education.” – Kalli S.
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“Great resource for an early intro to bullying. Helped students relate to different situations!” – Meredith W.
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“This was amazing and all the students loved it and enjoyed it!” – Ashley M.
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“I absolutely enjoyed using this resource with my students. The book companion worksheets were engaging and well thought-out.”- Marcela A.
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“I love Julia Cook books and this was the perfect resource to go along with her book, Bully Beans. The lesson was engaging and we could reference the bully beans display as the year went on.” – Kristen P.
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“Love it! Awesome resource. Well put together and comes with a lot of materials- PowerPoint, print out activities and various options. Thank you!” – Caitiln S.
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“I love this activity with my 2nd graders, this is a great book and i’m so happy to have a great activity to go with it!” – Mary Allison D.
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“This is a great way to help students see what a bully is and how they can be an Upstander when they see bullying!” – Matthew P.
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“A great companion resource to go along with a book on a very important topic!” – Counseling in the Sand
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“A great resource that really helped my students understand the story Bully Beans and being an Upstander.” – Curtisy Resource
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“As part of a Julia Cook book study, we made bully beans and upstander art work. It really stood out and helps give students a visual for how to navigate conflict.” – Hoda A.
