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Tip Sheets
Practical tips and strategies to use at home and in the classroom
Download the following PDF information sheets.
For Teachers
- What is the Difference between Teasing and Bullying?
- Handbook for All Educators
- What Primary Care Practitioners Need to Know
- Family Channel’s Bullying Awareness Week LGBQT Teacher's Guide
- The Next Steps Teacher's Guide: Watch the Bullying Awareness Week episode of The Next Step and use this Teacher's Guide to facilitate a discussion in your classroom
- Bullying Prevention Tip Sheet: Talk to your class early about bullying to prevent incidents throughout the year
Classroom Activities
- Word Search: Complete this word search about ways to help someone who is being bullied.
- Bullying Quiz: Test your knowledge with this quick and easy quiz about bullying.
- Comic Strip: Students can create their own bullying storyline showing the best way to resolve the problem.
- Crossword: Challenge students to complete this bullying-themed crossword to learn more about the topic.
- Create your own PSA: Create your own bullying awareness public service announcement with these step-by-step guidelines.
- Cyberbullying Word Jumble: Unscramble these phrases that are associated with cyberbullying.
- Draw a Picture: Draw a picture for Bullying Awareness Week and hang it up in your classroom!
- Write a Letter: Write a letter to someone who is important to you about how to STAND UP! to bullying.
For Parents
- It's never too early to talk to your child about bullying and how to prevent it
- Facts about LGBTQ students and tips to help reduce bullying against them
- Getting the Goods Ethically
- Promoting Ethical Online Behaviours with Your Kids
- Teaching Your Children Safe Surfing Habits
- From the Council of Ontario Directors of Education - Guidebook and Toolkit for Parents on Healthy Relationships for their Children
- A Parents' Guide to Instagram
For Kids and Teens
- Cyberbullying Tip Sheet for Teens
- Teasing or Bullying Tip Sheet: Sometimes it's hard to tell when teasing crosses the line into bullying; here are some ways to tell
- Bullying Prevention Tip Sheet: Here is a tip sheet of suggestions for things you can do to help stop bullying when you see it happen
- Cyberbullying Response Tip Sheet for Students: Have you or someone you know been bullied online? Here are some tips on how to handle it
- Cyberbullying Response Tip Sheet for Teens: Have you or someone you know been bullied online? Here are some tips on how to handle it
- When you see bullying happening in your community, don't stand by - Stand UP!
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