No Child Deserves To Be Bullied
Bullying occurs as early as age 3. Our guide is designed to help recognize and prevent it!
“We’re All Different But We’re All Kitty Cats” is a heartwarming story promoting bullying prevention and friendship. Following the book’s success, we developed a free accompanying curriculum. This curriculum serves as an excellent resource and conversation starter for teachers and parents to discuss this important issue that affects all children.
We’re All Different But We’re All Kitty Cats
The story centers on Carlos, a kitty cat who is bullied on his first day of school for not having fur. Fortunately, Carlos makes new friends who help him overcome this bullying and feel valued. This book addresses important topics for young readers, including self-confidence, empathy, fear, and friendship. Please download our accompanying Free Curriculum which was designed to be used with or without the physical book.
Free K-2 Bullying Prevention Curriculum
Children need adult support to effectively prevent and stop bullying. Our free curriculum provides five comprehensive lesson plans and a teacher’s guide to assist educators, parents, and other adults in reading the book, initiating meaningful conversations, and leading engaging social-emotional learning activities with students. All necessary resources and printouts are included..
Each Lesson Plan Includes…
- OVERVIEW: This section provides an outline of the lesson plan’s content, including a synopsis, estimated completion time, required materials, and subjects covered.
- DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: A comprehensive list of questions is provided for guiding discussions. These can be read directly or used as inspiration for developing your own questions.
- WORKSHEETS & OTHER PRINTABLE MATERIALS: A variety of worksheets, coloring pages, and other resources are included that you can print and distribute to your class or child.
- OBJECTIVES: This section lists the key learning goals for the lesson plan, giving you a clear focus for your presentation to students or children.
- GROUP ACTIVITIES: Each lesson plan offers a range of whole-class, small-group, or one-on-one activities designed to reinforce the key objectives.