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“I loved this resource. It was fantastic for teaching students about kindness and respect. It made the lessons meaningful and easy to connect with.”
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“This was used as an activity for my 8th graders to teach a lesson to the younger children during Catholic Schools week! It was perfect for them to use. ”
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Looking for an engaging way to teach students about standing up to bullying? The Stand Up to Bullying Game Show is a fun and interactive social emotional learning (SEL) lesson that helps children understand bullying prevention, how to be an upstander, and what to do if they witness or experience bullying.
Now available in both Google Slides™ and PowerPoint formats, this lesson works for in-person guidance counseling, small groups, distance learning, teletherapy, and virtual classrooms.
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Interactive Game Show Format: Students learn through role play, drawing, problem-solving, and reflection.
Hands-On & Experiential: Encourages active participation and critical thinking.
Customizable Content: All questions and challenges can be edited to fit your classroom or counseling needs.
Low-Prep & Flexible: Designed for busy educators with ready-to-use lesson plans.
Guidance Included: Comes with tips for what to do if targeted by bullying and how to safely stand up for others.
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Act It Out – Students role play the challenge prompt.
True or False – Teams decide whether the statement is correct.
Sketch It – Students quickly draw their answers.
Imagine If – Players respond to “What if” scenarios to practice empathy and problem-solving.
Risk – A surprise challenge where students don’t know the question until it’s revealed.
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As a stand-alone SEL lesson on bullying prevention.
As a review activity during National Bullying Prevention Month or school-wide programs.
In small counseling groups for social skills support.
For distance learning with screen-sharing or as a screen-free printable activity.
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In-Person Play: Works best with a projector or Promethean White Board.
Distance Learning: Students need internet access; best played when you can share your screen.
Screen-Free Version: Includes printable task cards with the same prompts as the Game Show for flexible, offline play.
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The full Game Show takes about 40–60 minutes, but we know classrooms and counseling sessions don’t always allow that much time—or technology sometimes fails. That’s why this resource also includes 6+ additional printable activity formats that require no PowerPoint or Google Slides, giving you ready-to-go alternatives for quieter, reflective lessons.
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✅ The Stand Up to Bullying Game Show provides a fun, flexible, and impactful way to teach students the importance of being an upstander, while practicing real-world strategies for handling bullying situations.
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