What Would You Do? Scenarios for Teens: Bullying Awareness & Conflict Resolution

Help teens build empathy, stand up for others, and develop real-world conflict resolution skills with this powerful set of 25+ role-play scenarios focused on bullying.

Designed for middle and high school students, this engaging SEL and counseling resource covers various forms of bullying, including verbal, relational, cyberbullying, and exclusion, while also encouraging bystander intervention and self-advocacy.

Perfect for school counselors, teachers, social workers, and peer mediation leaders, these scenarios encourage honest conversations and build essential social-emotional skills.

Students will learn how to:

✅ Identify different types of bullying
✅ Practice assertive communication
✅ Respond as an upstander, not a bystander
✅ Navigate peer pressure and exclusion
✅ Build empathy and emotional awareness

What's Included:
25+ Teen-Friendly Role-Play Scenarios (printable PDF)

Ways to Use This Resource:
✨ Counseling sessions (individual or group)
✨ SEL lessons and classroom circles
✨ Peer mediation training
✨ Anti-bullying campaigns or workshops
✨ Health or advisory classes

❤️ What Teachers & Counselors Are Saying:

"Such a helpful resource during National Bullying Prevention Month! Students were engaged and even the quiet ones had something to say."
"Great for my middle school advisory period—opened up amazing conversations."
"I used these in a small group setting and they helped my students practice using their voice in safe ways."

Skills Addressed:

Conflict Resolution
Empathy & Perspective-Taking
Assertiveness
Social Awareness
Responsible Decision-Making