Bullies, Victims & Bystanders Board Game

Name: Bullies, Victims & Bystanders Board Game
Brand: Didax
SKU: G-BVB
Price: 39.79 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)

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Brand: Didax

SKU: G-BVB

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Description:

Players move along the board, selecting "Bullies," "Victims," or "Bystanders" cards. Children are encouraged to model good behavior on how to overcome bullying.

Use the Bullies, Victims and Bystanders game after a real-life bullying incident, and invite those involved to play the game in an effort to understand what it is like to be bullied, and how to prevent future incidences of bullying. The cards can also be used as discussion points with children to explain why different behaviors are positive or negative.

Game contains one game board (20" square), 54 playing cards, 6 pawns, and a die.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Bullying
Recommended ages:	Ages 6 through 12
Grade level:	Grades K through 7
Players:	2 - 6
Printed in:	China

WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under

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I liked it more than the kids, but they hated all the moves...

by Kimberly Bates

September 4 2019

I liked it more than the kids, but they hated all the moves backwards. All the blank spaces left plenty of time to discussed the behaviors identified on the drawn cards.

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I love this game! Great real life examples of bullying and being a...

by Susan

March 17 2020

I love this game! Great real life examples of bullying and being a bystander! The game is thoughtful and content is thorough! .

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I don't see a lot of learning going on in this game. The cards...

by AJ Larson

December 15 2021

I don't see a lot of learning going on in this game. The cards simply describe a fairly straight-forward behavior of a victim, bully or bystander and tell you to go back or move forward. No decision-making needed. There are too many blank squares so my client and I are going to color those in and develop new questions, more scenario-based.

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