True or False
If you are being mean to someone, you are automatically a bully.
What is FALSE?
Without thinking, Betty makes an inconsiderate comment to Mary Lou about her new glasses.
What is being rude?
Someone you thought was a friend starts excluding you from everything, telling you that your clothes are ugly, and that you are not a good student.
What is...
- tell a trusted adult?
- ask them to stop making fun of you?
- stop being friends with them?
DAILY DOUBLE
The ability to understand and care how another person feels.
The crucial difference between rudeness and meanness.
What is intention?
DAILY DOUBLE
Bullying includes random, one-time actions
You have a bad attitude toward Percy. So, you get five friends to side with you in excluding Percy from recess sports.
What is relationship bullying? (Relationship bullying)
You overhear a student in your classroom repeatedly telling another student that they are stupid for not understanding the subjects presented in class. They tell you they are just kidding, but you think they may have taken it a step too far.
What is...
- tell the student in your class to stop?
- offer to help the student being bullied?
- tell the teacher?
This person just watches bullying happen and often won't intercede on the victim's behalf.
What is a bystander?
These are 2 reasons that people bully others.
What is…
- they were bullied?
- to look cool or funny to their peers?
- a show of power over others?
- the perceived need to put others down?
- something serious is happening outside of school?
Arguments are the most common type of bullying at recess.
What is FALSE?
DAILY DOUBLE
You get mad and tell your best friend that they're no longer your friend.
Your best friend has been constantly teasing someone in your class about how they dress at school. You thought that it was harmless at first, but now you think it might be going too far.
What is...
- tell your friend that they should stop teasing?
- see how the other person is feeling and support them?
- stop participating if you were participating?
This person encourages the bully to keep it up, or will take part in a secondary role in the bullying.
What is a henchman?
DAILY DOUBLE
This is a different kind of bullying than physical bullying.
An example of a power imbalance is a group of students spreading terrible rumors toward a student throughout the school year.
What is TRUE
Feeling jealous that his best friend, Jim, has new close friend, Mike decides to ignore Jim for a couple of days.
What is being mean?
A 6th grade student at your bus stop keeps taking a first grade student's lunch money at the bus stop.
What is...
- tell an adult?
- support the student who's lunch money has been taken?
- tell the 6th grader to stop?
This person has the courage to step in to speak up against the bully
What is an ally?
In the video, bad manners were an example of being…
What is rude?
Bullying involves a power imbalance, repetition, and intentionality.
What is TRUE
Trying to look cool to his peers, 6th grader Eagan tries to make 2nd grader Tony cry at the bus stop. This lasted for a whole month.
What is bullying?
You see a classmate sneaking a cell phone into their desk
What is manage myself?
OR
What is kindly reminding your friend to not do that?
The act of intentionally and repeatedly hurting another person in a one-sided way.
What is bullying?
If you see someone getting bullied, you should tell a trusted adult. Name three trusted adults that you can go to at school.
Who are the school counselor, your classroom teacher, and the principal (among others)?