Ages 6 to 9

For parents

At this age the lessons come from you. Each one is a short conversation you can have at dinner or in the car, with questions to ask and something to try together.

What they're ready to learn

Protect yourselfThe uh-oh feeling Check yourselfTeasing vs hurting Step inStanding next to the kid being picked on

[Final lines for each path come from the Phase 1 sources.]

Life lessons for 6–9

Protect yourselfLife lessonThe uh-oh feeling[One-line summary, written from the sources]5 sourcesDraft · Planned Check yourselfLife lessonTeasing or hurting?[One-line summary, written from the sources]4 sourcesDraft · Planned Step inLife lessonTelling isn't tattling[One-line summary, written from the sources]4 sourcesDraft · Planned

Is your school teaching this?Questions to ask your child's school, a letter you can adapt, and ways to help.Ask your school

Coming later: for kidsShort videos and stories children can watch or read with you. Until then, every lesson here is written for you to share in your own words.

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