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Playful vs. Hurtful Teasing…. Tips for Kids
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What’s Included in This Teaching Kids About Teasing Guide
- Printable Copy of the Blog Post The Ultimate Mini-Guide to Teasing. Enjoy easy access to the full blog post in a format that’s great for printing (and taking notes, too!).
- Link to a Digital Spinner Game. Play an interactive spinner game that’s based on the article’s key ideas! You’ll also find simple directions on how to play.
- Support Posters: Fun visual reminders with helpful tips about teasing.
Written with Tweens & Young Teens in Mind
…this resource is packed with practical tips and strategies that can be used both at home and at school. Here are just a few of the ideas you’ll find inside:\
- Make sure teasing is light and mutual – Keep it about small, silly topics, and only if both people are laughing.
- Avoid crossing personal lines – Don’t tease about sensitive topics, appearance, family, or anything that could embarrass someone.
- Apologize if you go too far – Own it quickly and make it clear you didn’t mean to upset them.
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