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Stand up, Speak up

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A2

A thought-provoking lesson exploring bullying and the role of bystanders. Through a realistic story, students express emotions, learn key vocabulary, and practise respectful language.

  • 🎬 Ready-to-use printable and online lessons
  • 📄 Editable PPT files
  • 🧑‍🏫 Step-by-step Teacher Guide and Answer Key
  • 🗣️ Engaging speaking activities
  • ⚡ No prep needed
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How this lesson works

Stand Up, Speak Up is designed to help lower-intermediate students explore bullying from different perspectives.
In this lesson, students:

  • read and analyse a realistic school scenario

  • identify emotions and motivations

  • learn and practise key bullying-related vocabulary

  • express opinions using respectful and supportive language

  • reflect on the role of bystanders in difficult situations

The lesson promotes empathy, critical thinking, and meaningful communication while reinforcing functional language for expressing agreement, disagreement, and advice.

✅ What’s included

  • Printable lesson

  • Online lesson

  • Teacher’s Guide

  • Complete Answer Key

  • 📁 PDF and editable PPT format

🎯 Learning focus

  • Bullying in school and online contexts

  • Emotions and conflict situations

  • Bullying-related vocabulary (bully, exclude, bystander, stand up for, speak up)

  • Expressing opinions and reacting respectfully

  • Understanding the role of bystanders

👥 Level & classroom use

  • Level: A2

  • Age: 12-14

  • Time: 60–70 minutes

  • Skills: Reading, Speaking, Social-emotional learning

  • Prep-time: None (ready to use)

Level

A2

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