Bullying
Cyberbullying
Feelings
Preventing Bullying
Supporting
100

Define Bullying

Bullying is when someone says or does something intentionally hurtful and they keep doing it even when they are told to stop or show them you are upset.

100

Define Cyberbullying.

The electronic posting of mean-spirited messages about a person (such as a student) often done anonymously.

*https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cyberbully

100

How might people feel if they are being bullied?

People can feel sad, hurt, mad, confused, and many other feelings!

100

Define a Bystander.

A person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part.

*https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bystander

100

What are 3 ways you can support a friend?

Listening, being present, caring, helping them, finding other resources if we can't help., etc.

200

Who bullies people?

Anyone can be a bully. It's not just "one type of person" but it can be anyone.
200

Why do people use technology to bully others?

It can be "easier" to hide behind a screen to bully so you don't have to see the face of the person you are bullying.

200

How might the bully feel when they are bullying someone else?

Mad, wanting power, frustrated, annoyed, self-conscious, uncomfortable, etc.

200

Define a Rumor.

talk or opinion widely disseminated with no discernible source.

*https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rumor

200

What should you do if you see a friend being bullied?

If it feels safe, try and help and tell the bully to stop. You can also get an adult to help the situation as well.

300

Name 2 different types of bullying.

Cyber bullying, physically bullying, verbally bullying

300

Give 3 examples of places that cyberbullying can happen.

Video games, TicTok, Snapchat, Instagram, texting, etc.

300
What feeling may you have if you find out your friend is bullying other people?

Sad, disappointed, frustrated, confused, etc.

300

If you hear a rumor, what should be done?

Don't spread the rumor! You can also tell an adult about the rumor (we may be able to help stop the spread of it). Don't laugh or participate when rumors are being shared.

300

Name 3 adults you can ask for help if you're being bullied?

A teacher, a parent, a coach, etc.

400

Who could bullies go to to talk to about how they are feeling and what is going on for them?

Therapist, school adjustment counselor, guidance counselor, their parent.

400

How can you stop cyberbullying?

Block them, report them, ignore them, etc.

400

How may the caregivers feel when they find out that their child is bullying others?

Disappointed, confused, mad, sad, etc.

400

Should you stop the bullying if you don't feel safe to do so?

No. It's important that you feel safe too! If you don't feel safe, try and get an adult as soon as possible to help step in.

400

Why is support important?

Support is important to feel heard, feel safe, and get the help that is needed!

500

Why may kids bully other kids?

They may feel self- conscious, they may be jealous, they may have been bullied before, they want some kind of power.

500

If your friend is cyberbullying someone, what should you do?

You could talk to them and tell them to stop, you could tell a trusted adult to step in, etc.

500

What feelings could someone have if the person who was bullying them apologizes to them?

They could still feel mad, sad, confused, hurt.

They may also feel happy, content, at ease.

500

What are some ways you can prevent bullying?

Role model respect, don't spread rumors, keep adults in the loop, call people out when you see them bullying others, support your friends, stand up for yourself (when you feel safe doing so).

500

Bullying can affect people's self-esteem. What are 3 ways you can boost someone's self-esteem?

Compliment them, be friendly towards them, stand up for them, help them build positive relationships, make a list of their positive qualities with them.

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