Spot the Bullying
Dream Team
The Upstander
Conflict Resolution
Famous Duos & Groups
100

This type of bullying involves hurting someone’s reputation or relationships by leaving them out on purpose or spreading rumors.

What is social (or relational) bullying?

100

 This basic teamwork skill involves paying close attention to what your teammate is saying without interrupting them.

What is active listening?

100

Unlike a bystander, this is a person who sees bullying and takes action to interrupt the behavior or support the target.

What is an upstander?

100

This type of statement focuses on the speaker's feelings rather than blaming the other person (e.g., "I feel upset when..." instead of "You always...").

 What is an "I" statement?

100

This famous Disney duo relies on teamwork to solve mysteries and protect the Pride Lands, despite one being a meerkat and the other a warthog.

Who are Timon and Pumbaa?

200

Bullying that takes place over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets.

What is cyberbullying?

200

The popular acronym T.E.A.M. stands for "Together Everyone Achieves..." this.

What is More?

200

This is the safest and most important thing to do if you witness bullying that involves physical violence or immediate danger.

What is telling a trusted adult (teacher, parent, supervisor)?

200

An agreement reached by adjustment or modification where both sides give up something they wanted to find a middle ground.

What is a compromise?

200

 This iconic superhero team combines the unique powers of Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and the Hulk to save the universe.

Who are The Avengers?

300

True or False: Rough play wrestling between two friends who are both laughing and having fun is considered bullying.

What is False? (Bullying requires an imbalance of power and an intent to cause harm).

300

This word describes a group of diverse people bringing different skills and backgrounds together to reach a common goal.

What is collaboration? (Accept: Synergy).

300

You can use this strategy as an upstander by starting a conversation with the victim about an unrelated topic to remove them from the situation.

What is distraction?

300

This is the first step you should take to calm your nervous system before reacting to a frustrating teammate.

What is taking a deep breath? (Accept: Stepping away/taking a pause).

300

This classic cartoon mystery-solving team travels in the Mystery Machine and always includes their canine companion.

 Who is Mystery Inc.? (Accept: The Scooby-Doo gang).

400

This key element separates a one-time argument or fight from actual bullying behavior.

What is repetition? (Or happening multiple times).

400

When a team operates with this core value, members can rely on each other to finish their assigned tasks on time.

What is accountability (or reliability/trust)?

400

True or False: Checking in with a victim privately after a bullying incident to say "I'm sorry that happened" is a valid way to be an upstander.

What is True? (Direct intervention isn't the only way to help).

400

A neutral third party who helps two conflicting teammates talk through their issues and reach an agreement.

What is a mediator?

400

This famous fictional duo features a wizard and his two best friends who use their combined strengths to defeat Voldemort at Hogwarts.

Who are Harry, Ron, and Hermione? (Accept: The Golden Trio).

500

 This is the term for a person who witnesses bullying happening but does not take any action to stop it or help the victim.

 What is a bystander?

500

In a team setting, this style of leadership ensures that every member has a voice and a say in decision-making.

What is democratic (or participative) leadership?

500

This term describes the psychological phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present.

What is the bystander effect?

500

This resolution strategy results in an outcome where both parties walk away satisfied and their core needs are met.

What is a win-win (or collaborative) solution?

500

This real-life musical quartet from Liverpool changed music history by collaborating on songwriting duties between John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

  • Who are The Beatles?

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