Table talker
Learn more about bullying prevention and how to be an Upstander with our table talker, which can be kept on your desk, in the classroom or staff room all year round.
To assemble the table talker, begin by creasing the lines between each of the three panels to create the three sides of the table talker. Next, connect the two short edges of the A4 sheet of paper and attach them together by using some glue or tape.
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Speak Up, Stand Together, Stop Bullying!
