Cyberbullying: Instant Mean — Most young people today spend a great deal of time using technology. They text messages to friends, instant message on their computers, and upload photos and videos to websites. Unfortunately, these great tools are being used for cyberbullying, which is as hurtful and damaging as any other kind of bullying, and sometimes worse because of the bully's anonymity.
Key Ideas: Cyberbullying - Using technology to bully others
Character Traits: Respect - Responsibility

Kindness: How to Stop the Bullying — It's probably fair to say that teasing and bullying can poison the climate of any school. With this message and lesson plan, students explore the notion that kindness is the antidote to bullying.
Key Ideas: Kindness as an antidote to bullying - Safe and caring schools
Character Traits: Respect - Responsibility - Caring

Sticks and Stones — We've all heard the words "Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me." That's not true, is it? Anyone who has been the victim of harmful gossip knows that — unlike broken bones that will eventually mend — harmful gossip can leave wounds that never completely heal.
Key Ideas: Teasing - Gossiping
Character Traits: Respect - Caring - Self-Discipline

Think Before You Speak: Using Kind Words — Name-calling is a form of bullying. It's important for students to understand that when they belittle others, they belittle themselves. And on the other side of the coin, when they use words to empower and encourage others rather than put them down, they are contributing to the betterment of the world around them. With these materials, students will learn how important it is to treat one another respectfully.
Character Traits: Kindness - Respect - Showing Appreciation