Get ready to learn all about bullies and how to handle them in this fun-filled action card game based on the book, How to be a Bully...NOT!
Object of Game: To become the first player to get four Hero Cards (who stand up to Bullies) and three Good Bystander Cards (who help kids being bullied).
Helps kids learn what bullies do how to stand up to them and what makes a helpful and not helpful bystander.
2-4 Players. Ages 6+
For individual, small group and classroom guidance
Author Bio:
Dr. Poppy Moon is an author, illustrator, and awesome elementary school counselor from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She enjoys eating Oreo cookies, drinking Coca-Cola and creating innovative guidance materials that inspire, educate, and motivate. She lives with her husband, two weenie dogs, and three super cool cats.
Also available – How to be a BULLY!...NOT! - Book
Help clients to reflect on their life experiences with this therapeutic card set. Featuring 100 cards with words and phrases relating to family, relationships, education, religion and physical and mental health, clients can use the cards to decide whether an experience has been a toxic influence or a more positive antidote to a particular issue. Ideal for use with people aged 16+, this original activity will help clients gain a deeper understanding of themselves and will show how they can reframe perspectives around negative experiences to aid healing and... More info
Photolanguage: Enhancing communication through photographs Published Australia, 2012 (3rd edition) Photolanguage is a means of communication designed to facilitate personal expression and interaction in small groups. The method is an innovative process using black and white photographs which have been specially chosen for their aesthetic qualities, their capacity to stimulate the imagination, the memory and the emotions, and their ability to challenge the viewer to thoughtful reflection. Since its inception in 1986 for the international year of peace by the Catholic Education Office The Photolanguage Cards have found their ways into... More info
* The power and purpose behind simple, immediate steps: A mental health tool for everyone!* Ever felt stuck and wondered what the next step might be? Beginning with one or two simple, practical steps is often the best way to gather momentum. Perhaps our task today is simply to get out of bed or open the curtains or have a shower? Perhaps it is to call a friend or make an appointment or go for a walk? Using full-colour photographs of everyday objects and activities, these cards present... More info
