Burst: Bullies and Mean Girls student booklets (pack of five): Short-Term Teen Studies
Book Details
Author(s)Kara Oliver
PublisherAbingdon Youth
ISBN / ASIN1426710356
ISBN-139781426710353
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank2,955,761
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
BURST: Bullies and Mean GirlsÂ
From girls who gossip to boys who use physical threats (and vice versa), bullying is as rampant as ever. Vast amounts of personal information via social networking, texting, and even sexting means today’s teens are vulnerable in new and sometimes dangerous ways. This short-term study about abusive peer relationships helps participants identify, avoid, and heal from harmful situations while learning more about
God’s love for them.
Each Burst short-term study includes 4-6 weeks worth of material and is ideal for Sunday school or Wednesday night youth group. Components include a Leader's Guide, a package of five pocket-sized Student Booklets, and a free web-based resource (www.Burst.AbingdonYouth.com) providing articles, fact sheets, handouts, and links to other relevant Web resources. Topics appeal both to teens and youth ministers and address the need for inexpensive, practical studies.
From girls who gossip to boys who use physical threats (and vice versa), bullying is as rampant as ever. Vast amounts of personal information via social networking, texting, and even sexting means today’s teens are vulnerable in new and sometimes dangerous ways. This short-term study about abusive peer relationships helps participants identify, avoid, and heal from harmful situations while learning more about
God’s love for them.
Each Burst short-term study includes 4-6 weeks worth of material and is ideal for Sunday school or Wednesday night youth group. Components include a Leader's Guide, a package of five pocket-sized Student Booklets, and a free web-based resource (www.Burst.AbingdonYouth.com) providing articles, fact sheets, handouts, and links to other relevant Web resources. Topics appeal both to teens and youth ministers and address the need for inexpensive, practical studies.
