Anti-bullying
EYFS, KS1. Early Years, First Stage.
Ages 3 - 7
DURATION: 45 mins - 55 mins
OVERVIEW: Riley is a rat. He is also the school bully. He is nasty to his classmates and rude to his teachers. Over the course of a week, we find out the reasons for his behaviour.
This anti-bullying storybook workshop aims to help children identify bullying behaviours in themselves and others. It also educates them what they should do if they are a victim of bullying.
Learning Outcomes
Establish that bullying is a constant choice, rather than something people are born to
Discuss the motivations that can lead to bullying
Compare links between the animal world and bullying
Recommend what to do if you or someone you know is being bullied
Encourage listening, participation and imagination
You'll get to meet some of these animals:
Free pre-lesson resources and teaching packs!
"Anna was absolutely amazing, and it was lovely to welcome her back to our nursery again! The children were so excited to see the different insects and animals Anna brought with her.”
Bay Tree Montessori School
Why learn through storytelling?
Using storytelling as a mechanism in teaching involves structuring learning around a narrative. It helps children (and adults) make sense of issues and topics by engaging them in a story, making facts easier to remember and participants more open to learning.
The benefits of learning through storytelling does not stop at increasing knowledge of the subject area - storytelling encourages creativity, expands vocabulary, increases attention span and helps to reinforce morals.
