Beating Bullying
Watch these skits that students at Asher Holmes Elementary School wrote and performed to help stop bullying. The skits are inspired by student’s real-life experiences. Most of the skits teach tips for handling bullies. They also show how hurtful bullying can be.
- Book Smarts:
Some not-so-cool kids try to get boys to do their book reports. - Misunderstood:
A girl gets bullied by some mean students. - New at School:
A new kid at school gets picked on for being a "book worm." - Teasing Trouble:
One boy gets teases because of his trouble with math. - Bad Sports:
Kids bully two boys over their football knowledge.
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Wings
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Wings
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Scholastic Summer Challenge Book Pick.
Are you brave enough to be true to yourself? That is the question asked in this poetic, beautifully illustrated picture book. Ikarus Jackson has wings, but he's afraid to fly after kids taunt him. Then an affirmation comes, giving him the courage he needs to be himself. This self-esteem-building book will challenge your child to celebrate individuality -- in himself, and in others. Parents' Guide Children's Media Award-winner.
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Showcases the value of compassion and friendship and reinforces the idea that what makes us different also makes us special.
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Knights of the Lunch Table # 1
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Knights of the Lunch Table # 1
by Frank Cammuso and Frank CammusoNew student Artie King is a nice, comics-loving kid who just wants to ease into life at Camelot Middle School without attracting too much attention. But by second period, Artie already has enemies. He tripped Camelot's mean principal by mistake. An older kid isn't happy about the lunch he stole from Artie. (Well, Artie tried to warn him that sandwich was made by his pesky sister . . . out of boogers and soap!) And Artie just can't seem to stay out of the way of big Mo and The Horde, the bunch of brawny bullies who rule the school.
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To top it off, Artie has been assigned a funky old locker that no one has ever been able to open. Artie can do it, though, and finds the locker mysteriously full of all kinds useful stuff. He's also made a few pals in the lunchroom, Percy and Wayne, and the science teacher, Mr. Merlyn, who seems weird but nice.
When a humiliated Mo fails to open Artie's locker, he challenges him and his pals to a do-or-die dodgeball game. The Horde vs. The Knights of the Lunch Table. Losers get creamed.
On game night, the Knights' gym clothes disappear. Artie handily finds new ones in the locker (okay, the tee-shirts are pink . . . ). But that doesn't help the Knights in the dodgeball ring, where The Horde is just picking them off. Another visit to the locker and Artie's back with a secret weapon: Percy's missing pet spider. Mo is afraid of spiders, big-time. The score is about to be evened!
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