Creating Responsive Communities for the Prevention of Peer Victimization
Print
Walrus's Gift | Le cadeau du morse | SṈÁTW̱ EṮ W̱ṮEḴTĆINES
This illustrated story by author H.E. Stewart is about a walrus who helps a little boy deal with teasing at school. The story emphasizes the importance of a community working together to find solutions to social challenges. The story is available in English, French and the SENĆOŦEN dialect:
Step-By-Step Implementation Guides
These are simple 10-step charts that outline how to implement the WITS Programs in your school and community.
Posters and Bookmarks
The WITS Poster and WITS LEADS Poster can be printed off and posted in your classroom as a reminder to use WITS and WITS LEADS strategies. WITS Bookmarks can be printed off and distributed to students as a fun reminder. The Bully Circle poster is an excellent illustration of the role bystanders can play in teasing and bullying.
WITS Brochures
These WITS Brochures have been designed to target specific audiences, including teachers, parents and high school students. Click on the links below to download the brochures. They can then be printed off and distributed as needed.
- Using Your WITS: An Overview of the WITS Programs
- Responding to Peer Victimization: A Resource for Teachers
- Cyberbullying: A Resource for Parents
- Delete Cyberbullying: A Resource for High School Students
- Using Your WITS at Home: A Resource for Parents