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This companion lesson to the story “One” by Kathryn Otoshi teaches the 4 types of bullying and how to be an upstander.
This companion lesson to the story One by Kathryn Otoshi teaches the 4 types of bullying and how to be an upstander.
✨Digital for Google Slides™, PowerPoint, and printable materials are all included!
⭐ THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
✅ A digital for Google Slides™ presentation with interactive drag-and-drop and fillable text box activities! The lesson summarizes the story, teaches about the 4 types of bullying, and empowers students to be an upstander.
✅ A PowerPoint presentation that teaches the same content as the digital lesson, but offers opportunities to turn-and-talk with classmates.
✅ 16 bullying prevention posters – great for instruction and displaying in your school!
✅ An upstanders pledge to encourage students to be “the one” to stand up to bullying.
✅ A craft activity
✅ Worksheets and coloring pages
✅ Alignment to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
[This lesson was posted with permission from the author Kathryn Otoshi].
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“This is an amazing resource to us when reminding your learners about what bullying means and how we can help ourselves and others.” – Collette V.
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“I have used this resource more times than I can count. It is the perfect accompaniment to the book and the way it breaks the slideshow is makes it very easy to skip around based on the conversation you’re having. I love it.” – Katherine G.
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“First of all, thank you for including a variety of races and cultures in your products! My students loved this lesson. It held their attention and gave just the right amount of information for the time allotted for my class. Will continue to use in future lessons!” – Carrie B.
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“I was looking for something to present during diversity and bully awareness month. This was the perfect lesson. Students really enjoyed it.” – Yolanda J.
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“I’m so glad I found this resource! My firsties LOVED learning about what bullying is and how to be an upstander! This was perfect!” – A Year of Firsts
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“I love this resource and the book One. It was so helpful in discussing bullying in our classroom. I saw students taking this message to heart after reading the story and completing a few of the activities. It’s nice because there are so many activities, I can carry it out over a couple of weeks of discussion. Very useful – thanks!” – Angela G.
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“This lesson was PERFECT! We listened to One be read aloud by Storytime with Craig and Ryan and then went through the powerpoint lesson and consolidated with the colouring posters. Very engaging and easy to understand.” – Sarah O.
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“This year, we were instructed to teach parts of the Student Code of Conduct. My team and I split the Code into sections. This information was a super saver. The students could identify and apply the lesson. Everything I need was here. I just had to print and review material and was ready to present the next day.” – Jean W.
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“Awesome resource to accompany a book, such an important topic and this resource was engaging and really helped my kids connect with the story!” – Counseling in the Sand
