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  • Hello, Universe Book Discussion Guide

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    Hello, Universe Book Discussion Guide

    These discussion questions for the Newbery Medal-winning "Hello, Universe" from Erin Estrada Kelly can be used to help…

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  • Cyber Bullying: A Guide for Teachers

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    Cyber Bullying: A Guide for Teachers

    Use this teacher's guide along with Unfriended by Rachel Vail to discuss cyber bullying. The modern-day tale for young…

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  • Discussion Guide to Bystander

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    Discussion Guide to Bystander

    Lead a serious classroom discussion about bullying, cyber-bullying, and "the bystander effect" with the discussion…

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  • Educator's Guide to the World of Patricia Polacco

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    Educator's Guide to the World of Patricia Polacco

    Patricia Polacco is a beloved, highly acclaimed author and illustrator of numerous books for children. Use this guide to…

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  • Thirteen Reasons Why Educator's Guide

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    Thirteen Reasons Why Educator's Guide

    This educator's guide to Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher includes activity and discussion prompts plus classroom…

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  • Adam Canfield, Watch Your Back! Discussion Guide

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    Adam Canfield, Watch Your Back! Discussion Guide

    Address the issue of bullying with your students and encourage class discussion with the resources in this guide to Adam…

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  • Fight Bullying With Books!: A Guide for Teachers, Librarians, Parents and Caregivers

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    Fight Bullying With Books!: A Guide for Teachers, Librarians, Parents and Caregivers

    Start a dialogue about bullying by having an entire class or school read one of the books featured in this guide.…

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  • Educator's Guide for Playground

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    Educator's Guide for Playground

    Reach reluctant readers with the semi-autobiographical novel Playground by 50 Cent. This printable guide features…

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  • Think Twice, Play Nice: Using the Power of Children's Literature to Take a Stand Against Bullying

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    Think Twice, Play Nice: Using the Power of Children's Literature to Take a Stand Against Bullying

    One in three children has been bullied; use the power of children's literature to take a stand against bullying! Think…

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