Recognizing
Reporting
Bonus
Refusing
Bystander Power
100

Bullying is _________behavior.

Mean or hurtful

100
Who is a caring adult you could report bullying to?

Teacher

Parent

Principal

School Counselor

100

Why is reporting bullying not tattling?

Tattling is trying to get someone in trouble. Reporting means telling an adult in order to keep people safe.

100

What does refuse mean?

To not let something happen. You say no.

100

What is a person called when they see or know of bullying happening to someone else?

Bystander

200

Name an example of bullying.

Hurting someone's feelings, body or belongings.

Saying mean things about someone.

Excluding someone on purpose.

200

When you report bullying, you need to use a _________ and __________ voice.

strong and respectful

200

What are the 3 "R's" on the Bullying Poster

Recongize, Report and Refuse

200
What would you say if you want to refuse bullying?

"Stop it. That's bullying."

200

True or False

A bystander always finds a way to make the bullying stop.

False

Sometimes they make it worse.

300

Sometimes people put others down in front of others to seem cool or funny. Is it cool or funny to hurt other people? 

No, it is mean, unkind, disrespectful and it could be bullying.

300

In the video we saw, Shawn and Dylan reported bullying to their teacher and it stopped. If Cody and his friends begin to bully Shawn again, what should he do?

Tell his teacher again. Tell the playground supervisor. Keep reporting until it stops.

300

Every day at lunch, the same two boys walk by and say mean things about your clothes, then they spill your milk. You find a good time to report to the lunchroom supervisior, and you say:

"I need to report bullying."

300

In the video where Shauna was bullying Addy by kicking her out of her best friend's club, what did Addy do to stop Shauna's bullying?

She reported it to her teacher.

She refused Shauna's bullying by using an assertive voice by telling her to stop.

300

What is a bystander?

A person who sees or knows that bullying is happening to someone else.

400

Is this a mean moment, conflict (argument) or bullying?

Elena and Jose both want to be first in lunch line today. Elena says, "You're always first!" Jose yells back, "That's not true. You're always first."  

Conflict

400

Another word for using a strong and respecful voice is being _____________.

Assertive

400

When you refuse bullying, besides using words what could you also do?

Put your hand up too. (A stop signal.)

400

A boy in your class has pushed you into the wall really hard many times. Demonstrate how to refuse the bullying.

Face the person and using a strong and respectful voice say "Stop it, that's bullying."

400
What are the ways a bystander can be supportive to someone being bullied?

- Stand up for the person being bullied.

- Report the bullying to a caring adult.

- Include the person being bullied.

500

What is missing? Bullying is mean behavior, on purpose, one sided, when someone has more power and when the behavior is  ______________.


- Repeated or happens over and over again

500

If you report bullying to someone and it doesn't help, what should you do?

Tell someone else until you find someone who listens and helps.
500

You see and hear your friends whispering mean things about a classmate behind her back all the time, what can you do to help stop the bullying?

Tell them to stop in a strong and respectful voice.

Report it to an adult.

Be kind and include the classmate being bullied.

500

If you are really nervous about refusing bullying, what can you do?

Practice with a caring adult

Report the bullying to a caring adult.

500

How can a bystander make the bullying worse?

Join in, laugh or not report.

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