Clearance Smart Kids Bullies, Victims and Bystanders Board Game Topics|Games

23,24 £

SKU: SKUFux0c8a1Dv Categories: Activities & Games, Early Years, Games, Languages, Mathematics, Primary Curriculum, Pshe, Topics Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Bullying Awareness: This board game helps children understand bullying dynamics and recognise the roles and feelings involved.
Emotional Intelligence: Facilitates emotional learning by allowing children to experience various roles within a bullying incident, enhancing empathy while learning the importance of proactive intervention.
Interactive Learning: The game’s setup supports constructive discussions, allowing children to explore the seriousness of bullying and develop interventions in a guided setting.
Supports PSHE Lessons: Supports PSHE topics by promoting bystander intervention and personal and social education discussions.
Victim Empathy: Aligns with PSHE topics, providing a practical approach to discussing bullying and its emotional impacts,

Smart Kids Bullies, Victims and Bystanders Board Game

A board game designed to enhance understanding and awareness of bullying among children.

Overview

This game visually portrays the impact of bullying through scenario-based play, featuring a board and multiple interactive pieces.

This board game serves as an interactive tool, facilitating discussions on the roles individuals play in bullying scenarios—bully, victim, and bystander. It provides an opportunity for children to understand the impact of bullying through role-play, reinforcing empathy and proactive responses.

Incorporated into PSHE education, it offers practical insights into handling bullying, encouraging children to engage in discussion and observe the emotional effects through structured play. The aim is to support emotional learning and provide functional strategies to intervene in bullying situations.
Suitable for small groups, this set includes fifty-four playing cards, a game board, six pawns, and a die, all designed to enhance children’s understanding of bullying dynamics.