PSHE Exploring Harmful Behaviour Cards

Printable PDF Offender Cards x 5 plus Teaching guidelines -Exploring Harmful Actions - part of the ‘Web of Lives’ Series
See the action, explore the impact.

**Description: **Help students recognise and reflect on behaviours that cause harm from exclusion and unkindness to bullying and discrimination. Each card presents a relatable scenario that makes harmful actions visible, opening up safe, structured discussions about their impact. When paired with the Back Story Cards, they create a powerful two‑perspective resource: the action itself and the human experiences behind it.

Make harmful behaviours clear and relatable for students.
Encourage accountability by showing that actions have consequences.
Build empathy when paired with back stories, helping students see offenders as people shaped by struggles.

How to use:

Group discussions:
Paired perspectives:
Circle time:
Role play:

Learning outcomes:

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