Pair it with other material that gives kids advice on how to stand up for themselves and others and when to involve adults. This video helps students realize that bullies don’t have to ruin their lives.

Kids might be surprised to learn that many of their favorites celebrities were bullied when they were in school. This is a simplistic video, but it’s good for younger students to start conversations around kindness and friendship. Sarah has trouble making friends until one girl decides to leave the others behind and join Sarah for some fun. This may strike a chord with many kids who think it’s OK to bully because they’ve experienced it themselves.

Then he realizes it’s up to him to break the chain. Be the ChangeĪ student who’s been bullied himself begins to bully others. Or use it to spark a creative writing assignment: What do you think happens before and after this video takes place? 7. This short, wordless video would make a great PSA on your morning announcements. This one will definitely open up a lot of paths for discussion in your classroom. It shows the violence associated with a lot of bullying and bullying’s strong connection with suicide.

This wordless animated film doesn’t pull any punches. The five tips encourage kids to stand up to bullies and seek help when they need it. This is one of our favorite anti-bullying videos because it gives kids concrete steps to take.

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