Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- How to use this book : note to teachers -- Level 1 activities : basic -- 1. Brainstorm anti-bullying tips -- 2. Write a magazine article about stopping bullying before it starts -- 3. Write an anti-bullying public service announcement -- 4. Know when to ask for help -- 5. What to do the first time a bully strikes -- 6. Say what you mean with body language and words -- 7. Think of 10 ways to show kindness to others -- 8. Write a speak-out message about how to stop bullying -- 9. Design a greeting card with a positive message -- 10. Learn to react in a flash -- 11. Create a poster called "you need to tell when..." -- 12. What can you do if everyone else is bullying someone? -- 13. List 10 adjectives describing how a bullying victim feels -- 14. Keep a positive attitude until the bullying stops -- 15. Hold a contest to choose the best bully prevention poster -- Level 2 activities : intermediate -- 16. Be a caring bystander -- 17. Produce a play or puppet show about bullying -- 18. Deal with family bullying -- 19. Write an imaginary diary about a bully -- 20. Can people who are different get along? -- 21. Interview a relative about a bullying experience -- 22. Choose a fiction book about bullying -- 23. Write an advice column letter about a bullying problem -- 24. Imagine you're a news team reporting a bullying episode -- 25. What if a bully wants something you have? -- 26. What if someone bullies someone who's not a close friend? -- 27. How can having friends help with bullying? -- 28. Be a good listener to a person being bullied -- 29. How can body language help or hurt a bullying situation? -- 30. Act out humorous things to say if a bully teases you -- 31. Write an anti-bullying song or rap -- Level 3 activities : advanced -- 32. Design a handbill to teach about bullying -- 33. Plan panel discussions about bullying -- 34. Debate what it means to join a clique or crowd -- 35. Write an acrostic poem about bullying -- 36. Make up a wish list for a better world -- 37. Help a younger child with a bullying problem -- 38. Write an imaginary bully a letter -- 39. Sell a children's book about bullying -- 40. Peer counsel a bully -- 41. Pretend you're the mayor -- 42. Write a child's picture book about bully prevention -- 43. Plaster a wall with a bully-busting display -- 44. Imagine you are a teacher who wants to stop a bullying problem -- 45. Think of things to say to a bully -- 46. Teach a lesson on bully prevention to a younger class -- 47. Exchange ideas to stop bullying outside of school -- 48. Pull the mask from invisible bullies -- 49. Compile a vocabulary list of bullying terms -- 50. Stop cyber bullying -- About the author.