What is bullying?
Types of bullying
Stand up to bullying
Kindness Matters
Random
100

What does "bullying" mean?

When someone hurts, picks on, or threatens another person on purpose, usually over and over again. 

100

Name one type of bullying.

Verbal bullying (like calling names), physical bullying (hitting), social bullying (leaving someone out), or cyber bullying (online harassment).

100

What should you do if you see someone being bullied?

You can help by telling a teacher or another trusted adult. 

100

What is empathy?

Empathy is when you understand and care about how someone else is feeling.

Like putting yourself on someone else's "shoes"

100

Mean behavior or bullying?

A 4th grader bumps into your friend every time he walks by in the hallway.

Bullying

200

True or false:  The target (person being bullied) struggles to defend himself/herself or to stop the bullying.

True

200

This type of bullying can be when a bigger and stronger kid continually pushes a classmate

Physical bullying

200

What should you do if someone is bullying you?


You can tell the bully to stop, walk away, and/or talk to a trusted adult. 

200

Why is it important to show kindness to others?

Kindness helps make people feel better and builds stronger relationships.

200

What is a DNEIRF?

Essentially a backwards "friend"

(You should try to be a good friend and not a DNEIRF)

300

True or false: An example of bullying is someone saying, "Are you seriously wearing that sweater again? Didn't you wear it like last week?"

False (it's mean, but not bullying)

300

This type of bullying can be when a person sends someone else hurtful and/or threatening messages/posts through text messages, computers, or social media.

Cyber bullying

300

True or False: It's okay to join in if someone is bullying another person.

False. You should never join in; you should always try to help the person being bullied.

300

How can showing empathy help prevent bullying?

When you understand others' feelings, you are less likely to hurt them and more likely to help.

300

This kind of person sees or knows about someone else being bullied, but doesn't do anything to help.

Bystander

400

How does bullying make someone feel?


Sad, hurt, scared, or lonely.

400

Saying hurtful comments like, "No one likes you," or "You’ll never be good at anything" is an example of what type of bullying?

Verbal bullying

400

What is one of 4 upstanding options? 

(According to the video we watched)

Be a buddy, interrupt, speak out, tell someone.

400

What is one way you can show kindness to someone who might be being bothered by others or is different from you?

You can include them in activities, speak to them kindly, and show respect.

 (Any of these answers will get you the points)

400

This involves a power imbalance. The target feels threatened and unsafe. It's difficult to resolve without help.

Bullying

500

What is the difference between mean behavior (ie. teasing) and bullying? 

Teasing and mean behavior are sometimes meant to be friendly and doesn't hurt, but bullying is intentional harm, often repeated and hurts the person's feelings, etc. 

500

Leaving someone out on purpose or telling others not to be friends with someone is an example of this type of bullying.

Social bullying (sometimes also referred as "emotional bullying")

500

Why is it important to be an upstander instead of a bystander?

By being an upstander you’re helping stop bullying and making sure everyone feels safe and respected.

500

How can you be a good friend to someone who is being bullied?

Support them, let them know they're not alone (be a buddy), and stand up for them (be an upstander).


500

This is a disagreement between equals that can be resolved. It doesn't make people feel unsafe or threatened. 

Conflict

M
e
n
u