benchboy productions presents "The Ripple Effect"

An interactive workshop for students that demonstrates the impact of bullying.

"The Ripple Effect" is a series of dramatic vignettes, performed by students in their own school that demonstrate the effects that bullying can have on the victim, bystanders, friends, family members and even school administration.

What sets "The Ripple Effect" apart is the emphasis on how individuals get swept up, both in school and outside, by the bullying.

The vignettes created are age appropriate. Sunnie will customize the scripts to address bullying issues that relate to your school climate. Over the lunch hours, or after school, Sunnie will work with approximately 18 students to create "The Ripple Effect" vignettes. The students will then perform at their school assembly on a predetermined date.

"The Ripple Effect" is written, developed, and produced by Sunnie McFadden-Curtis.

For a PDF brochure of "The Ripple Effect" click here.

Optional:

1. Questions: Teachers can be provided with questions to facilitated dialogue within the classroom.
2. A follow-up survey can be distributed the same day (within days) of the assembly. It has been proven to be an effective diagnostic tool.
3. Both the questions and the survey.

"The Ripple Effect" is for grades 4-12.

To book, "The Ripple effect" workshop click here.

Testimonials:
Helen Pfeiffer, Principal
Carl Gambacort, Teacher/Chair, Safe Schools Committee
Beverly Bonk, Chairperson, Karen Kain School of the Arts