Don't Be A Bystander
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
If you love to try on shoes, but don’t like bullying, then this is the game for you! This empowering app, created by a former elementary teacher and school counselor, is designed to help build empathy and to educate children on what to do if they witness someone being bullied. Often the critical role of the bystander is overlooked even though their actions will either encourage bullying or discourage bullying. Educators and parents will love using this engaging game to teach children that everyone has the responsibility to intervene when someone is being bullying. Many kids don’t know how to help, but with this game they will learn realistic and safe ways to make a
difference.
Make the choice to take a walk in someone else’s shoes! Your actions will either help stop the bullying behavior or will encourage the person to continue the bullying behavior. How would you feel if you were the person being bullied? Wouldn’t you want someone to walk in your shoes?
Each adorable shoe has either a good choice like, tell an adult, or a bad choice like cheer on the bully. Drag the shoes with something that a bystander should do onto the dangling feet. These shoes are the kind of shoes you want to take a walk in. The sound of cheering will indicate you made a good choice and are supporting the person who is being bullied. Drag the shoes with something that a bystander should NOT do into the trashcan. These shoes are NOT the kind of shoes you want to take a walk in. The sound of the trashcan shaking will indicate the shoe is a bad choice and will only worsen the bullying situation.
Once the player is equipped with the right kind of shoes, he or she will have the power to help someone who is being bullied. This resource is a great tool to use in the home, in the classroom, in group counseling, or in individual counseling. By empowering bystanders, we can change school
climate and reduce the incidents of bullying.
Features:
- Ages: 5 to 9
- Different levels of difficulty
- 15 good choices and 15 bad choices
- Teaches empathy
- Provides realistic interventions
- Empowers bystanders
difference.
Make the choice to take a walk in someone else’s shoes! Your actions will either help stop the bullying behavior or will encourage the person to continue the bullying behavior. How would you feel if you were the person being bullied? Wouldn’t you want someone to walk in your shoes?
Each adorable shoe has either a good choice like, tell an adult, or a bad choice like cheer on the bully. Drag the shoes with something that a bystander should do onto the dangling feet. These shoes are the kind of shoes you want to take a walk in. The sound of cheering will indicate you made a good choice and are supporting the person who is being bullied. Drag the shoes with something that a bystander should NOT do into the trashcan. These shoes are NOT the kind of shoes you want to take a walk in. The sound of the trashcan shaking will indicate the shoe is a bad choice and will only worsen the bullying situation.
Once the player is equipped with the right kind of shoes, he or she will have the power to help someone who is being bullied. This resource is a great tool to use in the home, in the classroom, in group counseling, or in individual counseling. By empowering bystanders, we can change school
climate and reduce the incidents of bullying.
Features:
- Ages: 5 to 9
- Different levels of difficulty
- 15 good choices and 15 bad choices
- Teaches empathy
- Provides realistic interventions
- Empowers bystanders
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 14.96 MB of space to download and install Don't Be A Bystander app. Don't Be A Bystander was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $0.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Life Lessons for Little Ones Shanna Goff-Sulak at http://wwwlifelessonsforlittleones.com/press.
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