It worked well – there was a whole week of circle times on the subject,a ‘180 ways to be kind’ wall which the children were able to add ideas to all week,(I might have a photo of that somewhere..) a suggestions box for positive things to do at playtime, peace maker patrols and it ended with a whole school anti-bullying party where everyone wore blue and lots of positive games were played.
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#1 by Moria Black on January 14, 2006 - 2:37 pm
Loved this one! Graffiti grabs the attention. Another obviously done by the kids themselves and I would want to read every posting. That it ties in with other work on bullying and acts as a record/reminder is good. I think this is another example of simple is best and kids own work is most effective and eye-catching and something they can be proud of.
#2 by lmhartley on March 5, 2006 - 4:20 pm
Thanks for the comment Moria.
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