Types of Bullying
This bullying involves repeated physical contact or threats
What is physical bullying?
A kid who suddenly doesn’t want to come to school might be feeling this.
Scared or Nervous
If you see bullying and tell a trusted adult, you're doing this positive role
What is reporting
Never share this with people
Your Password
Schools teach students to do this when they see bullying (two words).
Tell an Adult
Name for bullying that uses words, insults, or name-calling.
What is verbal bullying?
If a student has torn clothes, scratches, or hurts, this might be happening.
Someone might be hurting them
Saying something like “That’s not cool — stop” when safe to do so is an example of this
Speaking up to a bully.
If someone sends mean messages, first block them and then do this — tell a grown-up.
Report to an adult
The paper that explains how bullying is handled at school is called this.
What is the anti-bullying policy?
This form excludes someone on purpose, spreads rumors, or damages relationships
Social Bullying
If a friend stops playing with others or seems very quiet, they might be doing this
Feeling Lonely
After someone is bullied, quietly check on them and ask if they’re okay. This is called this
Helping or supporting
Only accept friend requests from people you know and keep profiles private — these are examples of this.
What is staying safe online
The adult who talks with kids about feelings and helps after bullying is often this person.
School Counselor
Bullying that uses devices, social media, or texts.
CyberBullying
Crying a lot, having trouble sleeping, or feeling sad often are signs of this.
Emotional Distress
Gathering evidence (screenshots, notes) and giving it to an adult is an example of this responsible action.
documenting the incident
When lots of people join in to be mean to one person online, this is called this.
What is online bullying or mobbing?
Who could you talk to at recess if you see bullying?
recess teacher, your teacher later
When adults misuse their power to belittle or control students, often subtle and ongoing
What is adult or institutional bullying?
A student guarding their phone, deleting messages, or acting secretive online may be experiencing this
Signs of Bullying
tart a kindness club, poster campaign, or class pledge to make the school kinder.
Being a school leader
What would you do if someone you didn't know wanted to talk to you online?
Tell an adult, block the person
Who could you talk to if you see bullying at lunch?
Ms. Melissa, your teacher later