Types of Bullying
Types of People
Consequences of Bullying
Vocabulary
Other
100

Bullying that is done online.

What is cyber bullying.

100
Someone who purposely hurts someone.
What is bully.
100
Being in a certain mood that is sad.
What is depressed.
100
Feeling bad for someone dealing with things.
What is sympathy.
100
When you tell someone about a situation hat is going on.
What is report.
200
Bullying done face to face that could involve hitting.
What is physical bullying.
200
Someone who is being bullied.
What is victim.
200
Staying after school for doing something bad.
What is detention.
200
A standardize concept that a group of people is tied to that a lot of people believe to be true.
What is stereotype.
200
To embarrass someone.
What is humiliate.
300
Bullying that isn't face to face, but is very secretive and not direct.
What is indirect bullying.
300
Someone who witnesses bullying.
What is bystander.
300
Getting permanently kicked out of a school district.
What is expelled.
300
To bother or upset someone through action and words.
What is harass.
300
A problem between two or more people.
What is conflict.
400
Bullying done with words, but not physical.
What is verbal bullying.
400
Someone who you can trust with telling information about being bullied or someone being bullied.
What is trusted adult.
400
Getting kicked out of school for a certain amount of days for doing something bad.
What is suspension.
400
The act of treating a person or a group of people worse.
What is discrimination.
400
When you judge people before you know them.
What is prejudice.
500
Bullying that is usually done face to face, not secretively.
What is direct bullying.
500
Someone who is aquatinted with or helping a person.
What is ally.
500
Someone ending their life.
What is suicide.
500
Feeling other people emotions and trying to understand how they feel.
What is empathy.
500
The act of scaring or threatening someone to get them to do what you want.
What is intimidation.
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