Are you looking for back to school social emotional learning activities and posters that can be used as purposeful middle school classroom decor? This anti-bullying interactive bulletin board is the PERFECT beginning of the year bulletin board to create bullying lessons that will get students collaborating and thinking about ways to prevent bullying.
Create low prep anti-bullying activities for your middle school and high school students with these 44 posters that contain quotes about preventing bullying and cyberbullying. Each poster includes a critical thinking question for students to read and respond to, with the opportunity to collaborate with their peers. Questions types include analysis, making connections, self-reflecting, and more.
❤️ Why You Will Love This Resource:
✅ LOW PREP: Just Print and Start Creating Your Board
✅ PURPOSEFUL Classroom Decor
✅ Promotes Student Collaboration and Discussions
✅ Customizable Options
✅ Great for Bulletin Boards, Gallery Walks, Learning Stations, and More!
✅ Covers Multiple ELA Standards and Skills
✍ What’s Included:
• Bulletin Board Letters Kit (3 Different Options including B&W)
• 44 Anti-Bullying Posters
• 44 H.O.T. Questions
• Editable Questions PowerPoint
• Teacher Guide
Suggested Uses:
• Bullying Prevention Month Bulletin Board
• Bullying Awareness Week Posters
• Anti-Bullying Daily Bell Ringers
• Gallery Walk
• Quote of the Day/Wee
• Hallway or Door Decorations
What Other Teachers Are Saying About This Resource:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: Catherine W. says, “I used this to add to our information on bullying and how to recognize and how to help each other. Staff commented on how the students were using quotes and talking about the posters.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: Katie R. says, “We posted these around our building for National Bullying Prevention Month as well as read some as announcements every morning to remind the kids to take a stand against bullying!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: Ramonette O. says, “Our school bulletin board just took a more stunning look because of this! I have always been an advocate of anti-bullying and this resonates so well to all!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: Emily V. says, “I actually used these quotes for my 5th graders and it created great discussion. I also had them role play the quote! Love the bulletin board, too. I had students write on sticky notes what they took away from the discussions and will put those on my bulletin board, too. Thanks!
