LASER TEAM ANTI-BULLYING PROGRAM STUDENT WORKSHEET MASTERS AND ANSWER KEYS
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1 LASER TEAM ANTI-BULLYING PROGRAM STUDENT WORKSHEET MASTERS AND ANSWER KEYS Dear Assembly Coordinator and Teachers, The following pages contain a review of the sign language used, student worksheet masters and answer keys. They are to be used in conjunction with Prismatic Magic s Laser Team assembly and the Laser Team Teacher Guides located on Prismatic Magic s Web site. The worksheets are to be given to students after Prismatic Magic has presented the assembly at your school. These worksheets are designed to enhance the learning and educational value of the laser assembly. The worksheets are arranged from simple to advanced with answer keys immediately following each worksheet. Feel free to use any worksheets that you think students will enjoy and be able to complete. We hope you enjoyed the laser program and that you find these worksheets useful. Sincerely, Your Friends at Prismatic Magic
2 Laser TEAM Sign Language Description Review RESPECT: INTEGRITY: GENEROUS: HONEST: TRUE: Cross the first two fingers on the right hand. Place crossed fingers over right eye. The sign is made by bringing the hand away from the head, almost like making a salute. Some variations of the sign include crossing the fingers on both hands, placing both hands together with fingers pointing straight up, then making the sign from the center of the forehead. Place the pointer fingers on both hands on the chest over the heart. The sign is made my drawing a heart shape over the heart. Then both hands are brought in front of the body at chest level, one on top of the other, and closed into fists, like squeezing something. Place open hand, palm toward body, over the heart. The sign is made by bringing the hand straight out in front of the body with the palm up. Hold left hand in front of body, palm up. Place right hand, with first two fingers pointing straight out, at back of left palm. The sign is made by sliding right hand straight out across left palm and fingers. Hold pointer finger out on right hand. Place finger just below lips. The sign is made by bringing the right hand out and pointing away from the body. Some variations include opening the hand as it moves away from the body and ending in what looks like a hand extended for a handshake. DO THE RIGHT THING: Hold pointer fingers out on both hands, pointing away from body, and place right hand on top of left hand. The sign is made by gently tapping the right hand on top of the left hand. Please be aware that variations exist in many signs due to regional customs or differences. We have tried to select signs that are universally recognized. Common variations to these signs are listed in the description of each sign.
3 DIRECTIONS: Connect the dots in order below What shape did you make? Write that same word on the line below to finish the sentence. If I am not a bully and do the right thing, I will be an all.
4 ***TEACHER ANSWER KEY*** DIRECTIONS: Connect the dots in order below What shape did you make? STAR Write that same word on the line below to finish the sentence. If I am not a bully and do the right thing, I will be an all STAR.
5 DIRECTIONS DIRECTIONS: Color in the spaces to find a picture of something that was used during the laser assembly. Color the spaces with letters brown. 2 1 A B C D 3 Color the spaces with numbers yellow. E F What do you see? 4 5 G How was this used to talk during the assembly? 6 On the back of this page, draw a picture showing how you could use your hands in another way to not be a bully.
6 **TEACHER ANSWER KEY** DIRECTIONS: Color in the spaces to find a picture of something that was used during the laser assembly. 1 Color the spaces with letters brown. Color the spaces with numbers yellow. 2 A B C D 3 E F What do you see? 4 5 Hand How was this used to talk during the assembly? G 6 Sign language On the back of this page, draw a picture showing how you could use your hands in another way to not be a bully. (Students might draw shaking hands, giving a hug, etc.)
7 DIRECTIONS: Cut out the pictures on the bottom of the page. If a picture shows someone being a good team member, glue the picture in the box. If a picture shows someone being a bully, throw that picture away.
8 **TEACHER ANSWER KEY (DIRECTIONS: Cut out the pictures on the bottom of the page. If a picture shows someone being a good team member, glue the picture in the box. If a picture shows someone being a bully, throw that picture away.)
9 DIRECTIONS: Draw a straight line connecting the dots next to the letters in the word RIGHT and the correct word you learned in the assembly that goes with each letter. One dotted line has been drawn to show you how to do it. Trace over that line then do the rest on your own. Now fill in the blanks below with the correct words that go with each letter. Then fill in the last blank with the name of the shape you just made in the circle above. If I show R, have I, be G, be H, and be T, and not be a bully, I will be an all!
10 **TEACHER ANSWER KEY (DIRECTIONS: Draw a straight line connecting the dots next to the letters in the word RIGHT and the correct word you learned in the assembly that goes with each letter. One dotted line has been drawn to show you how to do it. Trace over that line then do the rest on your own.) Now fill in the blanks below with the correct words that go with each letter. Then fill in the last blank with the name of the shape you just made in the circle above. If I show R_espect, have I_ntegrity, be G_enerous, be H_onest, and be T_rue, and not be a bully, I will be an all _star!
11 DIRECTIONS: See if you can fit each of the words you might have heard during the Laser Team assembly in the correct spaces. There is only one way each word will fit to finish the entire puzzle so be careful. 4-letter words 5-letter words 6-letter words 7-letter words true right honest respect play bully school friends work family teacher home parent 8-letter words 9-letter words 10-letter words 11-letter words teamwork integrity blindfolds communicate generous classroom language
12 ***TEACHER ANSWER KEY*** DIRECTIONS: See if you can fit each of the words you might have heard during the Laser Team assembly in the correct spaces. There is only one way each word will fit to finish the entire puzzle so be careful. T L L E A P A A N B L I N D F O L D S M G R A S W U I R I Y R O A N E E O R I G H T S N O K E E P H D M G E N E R O U S F R C N A B I T E W C O M M U N I C A T E S C H O O L I L Y T O R L L P M K Y Y T E A C H E R 4-letter words 5-letter words 6-letter words 7-letter words true right honest respect play bully school friends work family teacher home parent 8-letter words 9-letter words 10-letter words 11-letter words teamwork integrity blindfolds communicate generous classroom language R U E R E N T C
13 Sign Language Alphabet Chart a b c d e f g A B C D E F G h i j k l m n H I J K L M N o pq r s t u O P Q R S T U v w x y z V W X Y Z
14 DIRECTIONS: You learned sign language for a few words during the laser assembly. Below you will find cards with the letters of the alphabet in sign language and in written form. Cut out the cards on the lines. With these cards, you can play many games. Spread the cards out on your desk, face up. Try to match the sign language letter with the written letter. Spell a word with the sign language cards and see if a friend can use the written letter cards to spell the word. Turn the cards face down and play memory by turning two cards over at one time. If a sign language letter matches a written letter, you get to go again. If they don t match, turn them back over and let a friend have a turn. Show a friend a sign language card and see if they can make the sign with their hand. For a harder game, show a friend a written letter and see if they can make the sign language letter with their hand. What other games can you think of? Try them and have fun! (You can use a sign language alphabet chart to help.) a b c d e f g h i j k l
15 m n o p q r s t u v w x y z A B C D E F
16 G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
17 ****** The next worksheet has two versions, one easier and one harder. They follow right after each other. Be careful not to get them mixed up. ******
18 DIRECTIONS: Words from the Laser Team assembly are hidden in the word search. The words are written in sign language as well as in standard writing. Circle the words in the puzzle. The words are hidden in all directions. Once you have found them all, try to spell the words in sign language with your hands. Good luck and have fun! Remember, good team members can t be bullies! C W Q X B R P I M I Q S Z O K K E O A F N N U M P H M S T D A T L O C R G Q A M S S E G R O D E T L V J U G E E W O Y S B R C J R N N N X I T P E H U I Q E I P O Z H E A K T E G H U C M H G C M Y A E Z Q Q G A C I T L K R O W M A E T T R G N U U A R V K F A C E V V F K D O E O S T Y G M generous generous true true right right laser laser beam beam respect respect Integrity integrity Honest honest Teamwork teamwork Communicate communicate
19 ***TEACHER ANSWER KEY*** DIRECTIONS: Words from the Laser Team assembly are hidden in the word search. The words are written in sign language as well as in standard writing. Circle the words in the puzzle. The words are hidden in all directions. Once you have found them all, try to spell the words in sign language with your hands. Good luck and have fun! Remember, good team members can t be bullies! C W Q X B R P I M I Q S Z O K K E O A F N N U M P H M S T D A T L O C R G Q A M S S E G R O D E T L V J U G E E W O Y S B R C J R N N N X I T P E H U I Q E I P O Z H E A K T E G H U C M H G C M Y A E Z Q Q G A C I T L K R O W M A E T T R G N U U A R V K F A C E V V F K D O E O S T Y G M generous generous true true right right laser laser beam beam respect respect Integrity integrity Honest honest Teamwork teamwork Communicate communicate
20 DIRECTIONS: Words from the laser assembly are hidden in the word search, but the word list is written in sign language. Figure out what each word is and write it on the line under the sign language, then circle the words in the puzzle. The words are hidden in all directions. You may use a sign language alphabet chart to help. Good luck! Remember, good team members can t be bullies! C W Q X B R P I M I Q S Z O K K E O A F N N U M P H M S T D A T L O C R G Q A M S S E G R O D E T L V J U G E E W O Y S B R C J R N N N X I T P E H U I Q E I P O Z H E A K T E G H U C M H G C M Y A E Z Q Q G A C I T L K R O W M A E T T R G N U U A R V K F A C E V V F K D O E O S T Y G M Generous true right laser beam respect Integrity Honest Teamwork Communicate
21 ***TEACHER ANSWER KEY*** DIRECTIONS: Words from the laser assembly are hidden in the word search, but the word list is written in sign language. Figure out what each word is and write it on the line under the sign language, then circle the words in the puzzle. The words are hidden in all directions. You may use a sign language alphabet chart to help. Good luck! Remember, good team members can t be bullies! C W Q X B R P I M I Q S Z O K K E O A F N N U M P H M S T D A T L O C R G Q A M S S E G R O D E T L V J U G E E W O Y S B R C J R N N N X I T P E H U I Q E I P O Z H E A K T E G H U C M H G C M Y A E Z Q Q G A C I T L K R O W M A E T T R G N U U A R V K F A C E V V F K D O E O S T Y G M generous generous true true right right laser laser beam beam respect respect Integrity integrity Honest honest Teamwork teamwork Communicate communicate
22 DIRECTIONS: Some words from the laser assembly are hidden in the grid below. The words are not hidden in straight lines. The letters in each word can be connected to each other up, down, left, right, or diagonally. Instead of circling each word when you find it, shade in the boxes. The word COMMUNICATION has been done as an example. Find the following words: RESPECT INTEGRITY GENEROUS HONEST TRUE PERCEPTION TEAMWORK LANGUAGE T E A N O H B C D F G R I U H J K M E L O N P Q R S G S T A W X W S Y Z A E B C D E R Y F G H O T J K L I A Z N T R R R S V R K T W M M O X Y N Z U S C D F G H U J K L C M I N P E P E R Q N R S T V W X Y Z B C D C A E I F G H U J K S L M G N E O P C Q T C E P S U R U E V P W X A Y Z B C S F O R E N G T H J K T L M Q E P N G U A I O N R S T I O N R B A X Y G B Q A F J L P R T C G L K L E Look carefully at the boxes you have filled in. You should be able to see five capital letters. Rearrange those letters to spell a word that fits in the following sentence. Don t bully others in person or online and don t stand by while someone is bullying or being bullied - always remember to do the RIGHT thing.
23 ***TEACHER ANSWER KEY*** DIRECTIONS: Some words from the laser assembly are hidden in the grid below. The words are not hidden in straight lines. The letters in each word can be connected to each other up, down, left, right, or diagonally. Instead of circling each word when you find it, shade in the boxes. The word COMMUNICATION has been done as an example. Find the following words: RESPECT INTEGRITY GENEROUS HONEST TRUE PERCEPTION TEAMWORK LANGUAGE T E A N O H B C D F G R I U H J K M E L O N P Q R S G S T A W X W S Y Z A E B C D E R Y F G H O T J K L I A Z N T R R R S V R K T W M M O X Y N Z U S C D F G H U J K L C M I N P E P E R Q N R S T V W X Y Z B C D C A E I F G H U J K S L M G N E O P C Q T C E P S U R U E V P W X A Y Z B C S F O R E N G T H J K T L M Q E P N G U A I O N R S T I O N R B A X Y G B Q A F J L P R T C G L K L E Look carefully at the boxes you have filled in. You should be able to see five capital letters. Rearrange those letters to spell a word that fits in the following sentence. Don t bully others in person or online and don t stand by while someone is bullying or being bullied - always remember to do the RIGHT thing.
24 DIRECTIONS: Three words from the program are hidden many times in the word search below. How many times can you find the word PERCEPTION in the puzzle? How many times can you find the word BYSTANDER in the puzzle? How many times can you find the word CYBERBULLY in the puzzle? R N C T E S R E D N A T S Y B Y S T A N D E R N B A N C B A R T L B S Y T R A L E C Y B E L P E R C E P T I O N Y B U E T Y Y Y D U N E C E B N N Y I L B E I N L O I O S P B B S S P N P O B R N L P Y O L T E S U I U E R T I T T Y S Y L L U B R E B Y C R L I L T Y T P C B R Y P T A N S P B S N Y C O E C R O B L T U C L E I E E E R E P N C T B Y O T O O C Y N Y Y C U P B S B N U R Y T R C E D Y A D S P B A Y E I L B C Y B E R B U L L Y B P C R C E B N O T U Y E N T D Y T P E R C E P T I O N L Y R E R R E D Y A D S T R D L U Y B P E R B O R T P N O I T P E C R E P N C T O B P E P O T E B E Y B U L B I T P A S P P B R S D T A P S P L R U E N Y P C C L U L E U O E L Y E U T Y E N N I T E Y E C C R C T E N E R A L E E L N I B L C L R C D C Y O A E B D T E S T E T S T E B L T N L N L I C E A E B P B D N B O U N E A L R R E C I P Y Y R E Y E R U P R E D N A T S Y B Which word did you find the most in the puzzle? Each word is hidden in the puzzle the same number of times because it is equally as important to be careful of others perceptions, not to be a bystander when bullying is going on, and to not use technology to bully others.
25 ***TEACHER ANSWER KEY*** DIRECTIONS: Three words from the program are hidden many times in the word search below. How many times can you find the word PERCEPTION in the puzzle? 9 How many times can you find the word BYSTANDER in the puzzle? 9 How many times can you find the word CYBERBULLY in the puzzle? 9 R N C T E S R E D N A T S Y B Y S T A N D E R N B A N C B A R T L B S Y T R A L E C Y B E L P E R C E P T I O N Y B U E T Y Y Y D U N E C E B N N Y I L B E I N L O I O S P B B S S P N P O B R N L P Y O L T E S U I U E R T I T T Y S Y L L U B R E B Y C R L I L T Y T P C B R Y P T A N S P B S N Y C O E C R O B L T U C L E I E E E R E P N C T B Y O T O O C Y N Y Y C U P B S B N U R Y T R C E D Y A D S P B A Y E I L B C Y B E R B U L L Y B P C R C E B N O T U Y E N T D Y T P E R C E P T I O N L Y R E R R E D Y A D S T R D L U Y B P E R B O R T P N O I T P E C R E P N C T O B P E P O T E B E Y B U L B I T P A S P P B R S D T A P S P L R U E N Y P C C L U L E U O E L Y E U T Y E N N I T E Y E C C R C T E N E R A L E E L N I B L C L R C D C Y O A E B D T E S T E T S T E B L T N L N L I C E A E B P B D N B O U N E A L R R E C I P Y Y R E Y E R U P R E D N A T S Y B Which word did you find the most in the puzzle? _ALL WORDS APPEAR 9 TIMES Each word is hidden in the puzzle the same number of times because it is equally as important to be careful of others perceptions, not to be a bystander when bullying is going on, and to not use technology to bully others.
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