Take on bullying directly with this interactive Bullying Game Show for teens in classrooms, counseling groups, and youth programs. Teams recognize verbal, social, and online bullying, challenge the myths that keep it going, and practice safe ways to support someone who has been targeted and get help.
Use the interactive PowerPoint during individual or group therapy, or print the included question cards for a flexible, screen-free activity.
⭐ What's Included
🎮 Interactive PowerPoint game show with 25 questions
🃏 25 printable question cards for screen-free play
📘 Facilitator instructions
✅ Complete answer key with suggested responses
💬 Discussion prompt for every question
📊 Printable team scorecard
📄 Printer-friendly PDF companion
💬 Five Bullying Categories
👀 Spot It
Explore repeated harmful behavior and power imbalances, and recognize verbal, social, and hidden forms of bullying.
🗣️ Myth or Fact?
Discuss common myths about bullying and reporting.
🤝 Online Life
Practice responding to cyberbullying by documenting, reporting, declining to spread harmful posts, and supporting others.
👂 Upstander Moves
Practice safe actions such as distracting, including, speaking up, and getting help.
⭐ Get Help, Give Help
Identify trusted adults, supportive words, and when a situation needs immediate help.
🌿 Skills Practiced
✔ Recognizing verbal, social, and cyberbullying
✔ Telling jokes apart from bullying and discussing myths
✔ Responding to online harassment safely
✔ Choosing realistic upstander actions
✔ Supporting someone who was targeted and identifying trusted adults
🧠 Great for
Middle and high school classrooms, school counseling groups, advisory, youth and after-school programs, SEL groups, family conversations, and individual counseling.
🎯 Ways to Use This Resource
🎮 Play the complete game with individuals or teams
💬 Choose one category for a shorter session activity
🃏 Use the printable cards as discussion prompts
🎭 Turn questions into role-play practice
🔥 Use one card as a warm-up or icebreaker
💻 Share the game or cards during telehealth
🔁 Revisit questions to reinforce skills over time
Microsoft PowerPoint or compatible presentation software is recommended for the interactive game. The printable PDF can be opened with a standard PDF reader.
Due to differences between monitors and printers, printed colors may vary slightly from what appears on screen.
📌 Important Information
⏬ Instant Digital Download
After checkout, you'll receive a secure link to download the ZIP file.
⚠️ Disclaimer & Terms of Use
Although I am a Mental Health Therapist by profession, I am not your therapist. All content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute mental health advice or establish a therapist-client relationship.
These digital downloads are copyrighted. You may print for personal or professional use but may not resell or distribute.
For commercial use inquiries, email: Hello@ErinHarings.com
© All designs are copyrighted and property of TherapistWorksheets.
Take on bullying directly with this interactive Bullying Game Show for teens in classrooms, counseling groups, and youth programs. Teams recognize verbal, social, and online bullying, challenge the myths that keep it going, and practice safe ways to support someone who has been targeted and get help.
Use the interactive PowerPoint during individual or group therapy, or print the included question cards for a flexible, screen-free activity.
⭐ What's Included
🎮 Interactive PowerPoint game show with 25 questions
🃏 25 printable question cards for screen-free play
📘 Facilitator instructions
✅ Complete answer key with suggested responses
💬 Discussion prompt for every question
📊 Printable team scorecard
📄 Printer-friendly PDF companion
💬 Five Bullying Categories
👀 Spot It
Explore repeated harmful behavior and power imbalances, and recognize verbal, social, and hidden forms of bullying.
🗣️ Myth or Fact?
Discuss common myths about bullying and reporting.
🤝 Online Life
Practice responding to cyberbullying by documenting, reporting, declining to spread harmful posts, and supporting others.
👂 Upstander Moves
Practice safe actions such as distracting, including, speaking up, and getting help.
⭐ Get Help, Give Help
Identify trusted adults, supportive words, and when a situation needs immediate help.
🌿 Skills Practiced
✔ Recognizing verbal, social, and cyberbullying
✔ Telling jokes apart from bullying and discussing myths
✔ Responding to online harassment safely
✔ Choosing realistic upstander actions
✔ Supporting someone who was targeted and identifying trusted adults
🧠 Great for
Middle and high school classrooms, school counseling groups, advisory, youth and after-school programs, SEL groups, family conversations, and individual counseling.
🎯 Ways to Use This Resource
🎮 Play the complete game with individuals or teams
💬 Choose one category for a shorter session activity
🃏 Use the printable cards as discussion prompts
🎭 Turn questions into role-play practice
🔥 Use one card as a warm-up or icebreaker
💻 Share the game or cards during telehealth
🔁 Revisit questions to reinforce skills over time
Microsoft PowerPoint or compatible presentation software is recommended for the interactive game. The printable PDF can be opened with a standard PDF reader.
Due to differences between monitors and printers, printed colors may vary slightly from what appears on screen.
📌 Important Information
⏬ Instant Digital Download
After checkout, you'll receive a secure link to download the ZIP file.
⚠️ Disclaimer & Terms of Use
Although I am a Mental Health Therapist by profession, I am not your therapist. All content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute mental health advice or establish a therapist-client relationship.
These digital downloads are copyrighted. You may print for personal or professional use but may not resell or distribute.
For commercial use inquiries, email: Hello@ErinHarings.com
© All designs are copyrighted and property of TherapistWorksheets.
