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Bullying, Teasing and Put-Downs: What Victims Can Do DVD

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Category: Media DVDs & Videos

Grade level: 4-8. This fast-paced program highlights real kids talking about what worked and didn't work as they attempted to deal with the effects upon them of bullying, teasing and put-downs. Their stories give other kids hope that change can be made and the bullying can stop. By raising important questions about bullies and their targets, this program provides tools kids need to handle bullying behavior in a safe and effective way. Interwoven throughout, is expert advice from counselors on what motivates a bully and why bullies target some people. 22-minute DVD and online leader's guide.

The objectives of this DVD are:

- To identify the reasons why some children become bullies.

- To describe various types of bullying behaviors.

- To recognize the differences between playful and hurtful teasing.

- To show children strategies to use in bullying situations."

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★

My son watched this with me and was really drawn to the part where kids talk about what they wished they'd said differently, which got us talking for an hour. It’s the first time he’s opened up about what happens at lunch.

Sebastian N. ★★★★☆

The real kids sharing what actually worked and what didn't is the best part—it feels genuine, not like a scripted lecture. My 6th grader watched it for a class assignment and actually paid attention the whole way through. Just wish it had a printable discussion guide to go with it.

Elizabeth ★★★☆☆

The real kids sharing their stories is the strongest part, though the pacing drags a bit during the middle segments. It’s useful for sparking a conversation with my fifth grader, but I wish it dug deeper into specific strategies instead of just showing emotional reactions.