Lesson Plan

Bullying: The Ripple Effect Lesson Plan

Students will understand the ripple effect of bullying, recognizing its impact on individuals and communities while developing empathy and proactive responses.

This lesson is important because it helps students learn how bullying affects everyone, encouraging a supportive classroom environment.

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Preparation for Lesson

5 minutes

Step 1

Introduction (5 minutes)

5 minutes

Step 2

Active Discussion (10 minutes)

10 minutes

Step 3

Closure (5 minutes)

5 minutes

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Slide Deck

Bullying: The Ripple Effect

This slide introduces the lesson and presents the overall theme of the lesson. The teacher should briefly explain the concept of a ripple effect, relating it to how bullying impacts not only individuals but the wider community.

What is Bullying?

Explain what bullying looks like, including its direct and indirect effects. Encourage students to consider both the emotional and social impacts.

The Ripple Effect

This slide visualizes the ripple effect concept. The teacher can use this slide to explain how one act of bullying can spread and affect many lives, much like ripples in water.

Let's Discuss

Invite students to share personal observations or experiences (safely and respectfully) regarding bullying and its broader impacts. Use discussion guidelines to maintain a supportive dialogue.

Key Takeaways

Summarize the key takeaways, reinforcing the importance of empathy and proactive support. End the slide with a positive note to inspire action.

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Worksheet

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Script

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Discussion

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Bullying: The Ripple Effect

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