...It's Hard To Fix A Wrinkled Heart! - Bullying Prevention Display
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
{October is National Bullying Prevention Month so we thought we’d bring you some different designs that you could use in your classroom or even school-wide!}
We've seen this idea floating around Pinterest and thought it would make a great craftivity and bulletin board to add to your beginning of the school year and/or bullying prevention lesson plans! The wrinkled heart and the hands-on demonstration that invites your kiddos to try to straighten the creases and wrinkles is a powerful visual that gets to the heart of the matter - our words have the power to hurt others and they can have a lasting effect. Therefore we have a great responsibility to choose our words carefully!
After the demonstration, invite students to personally connect with the lesson by pledging to be part of the solution - adding a band aid to the wrinkled heart and writing how they plan to help in the fight against bullying.
...It's Hard To Fix A Wrinkled Heart!
- Background: Aqua bulletin board paper.
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Title: Use the poem,
Before you speak Think and be smart. It's hard to fix A Wrinkled Heart! --Author Unknown
We liked the idea of setting the poem apart from the rest of the board with a simple heart cutout created from red or magenta bulletin board paper! - Border: Complimentary multi-colored bulletin board border.
- Decoration: Use your kiddos' heart craftivities! [NOTE: The band aids on the heart cutouts are a great place for your students to sign their names!]
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Kayla Johnson
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