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TEAM ACTIVITY

Created by ALINA MARIA NASTASIA SAVA
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TEAM ACTIVITY
Sava Alina, Grădinița Lumea Copiilor-România

Activitatea echipei – bullying-ul
The activity was designed together with Mrs. Sevgi Ekecik entitled "Harassment"
Through play, children learn to express their emotions appropriately and to manage situations such as loss, frustration, or disagreement. The ability to exercise self-control helps reduce aggressive behaviors. Games are a valuable educational tool in preventing and combating bullying in kindergarten.

Sevgi Ekecik Ocak / Sancaktar Kindergarten /Şanlıurfa / TÜRKİYE

In an activity we prepared with ALINA MARIA NASTASIA SAVA on the topic of "Bullying," my students chose one of the papers hanging on a string and talked about the good and positive behaviors of their friend in the picture.

Hediye GÖKTÜRK/ Sancaktar Anaokulu/ Şanlıurfa-Türkiye

We did a true-false art activity with the theme of 'bullying'. We made hearts to show our love for our friends, put them on each other, and hugged each other a lot.

Deac Adriana Gabriela/ Büşra KILINÇ/ Matei Raluca/ Pop Lucia

Our team carried out a joint activity, in which we learned together what friendship really means and how we can tell if someone is our friend or is violating our personal boundaries. The children listened to a story with characters from the animal world (Sini, Mini and Kuki), after which we dramatized the story, practiced recognizing emotions and each child received a Friendship Guardian badge.

Betül Alkan/ Senem Ayşe Kindergarten/K.Maraş-Türkiye

We watched visuals about bullying, discussed what behaviors constitute bullying, colored the images, and understood what bullying is in this activity.

Seda TOPSAKAL / Mustafa Kemal İlkokulu / Palandöken / Erzurum / TÜRKİYE This event was designed with Ms. Emöke Cseh under the title "bullying".

As part of our anti-bullying activity, we carried out a drama activity with our students on empathy and equality. During the activity, the female students did not include the only male student in the class in the game. Then, our student was asked how he felt, and we had a group discussion. Our students concluded that everyone should be included in games without gender discrimination. We also discussed that behaviors based on differences in appearance, language, religion, race, and clothing are a

Mureșan Réka- Klára,Grădinița cu Program Prelungit Nr. 6, Târgu Mureș – România

As part of the project group of Alina Sava and Sevgi Ekecik Ocak, I organized an activity on the topic of “Bullying,” during which the children wore a crown on their heads and each of them shared the positive and kind qualities of their peers. In these warm and meaningful moments, the children also expressed their friendship, love, and acceptance through hugs, reinforcing the importance of respect, empathy, and caring for one another.

Deák Enikő, Grădinița Lumea copiilor, Tg.- Mureș

I tell the children a story about emotions. Through this story , I help them understand feelings such as happiness, sadness, anger, and fear. I explain that every emotion is important and that it is okay to talk about how we feel.
I also encourage the children to care for one another in their daily activities. I teach them to listen when a friend is speaking, to help someone who is upset, and to share with kindness and patience. Together, we practice empathy, cooperation, and respect.
By putting these values into practice every day, I help create a warm and safe environment where the children learn not only about emotions, but also about friendship and caring for others

Bahar Karaaslan/ Fatih Akıncılar Primary School/ Konya TURKIYE

As part of our eTwinning project, we examined storybooks about bullying and talked with the children about positive behaviors in the books. Then, by using visuals selected from the books, we created a greeting routine together. Through friendly greeting methods such as hugging, shaking hands, and waving, we aimed to support children’s empathy, respect, and positive communication skills.