Understanding Bullying
Physical & Emotional Bullying
Conflict vs. Bullying
Hot Spots & Cyberbullying
Upstanders
100

 What are the three key signs that a behavior may be bullying?

It is intentional, causes harm, and the person keeps doing it.

100

 Name one example of physical bullying.

Hitting, pushing, tripping, fighting, or damaging property.

100

What is conflict?

 A disagreement between 2 people.

100

Bullying only happens in middle school? True or false?

False

100

What is an upstander? 

 Someone who takes action to help stop bullying safely.

200

True or False? Bullying only happens at school?

False. It can happen at school, in the community, and online.

200

Name one example of emotional bullying.

Name-calling, rumors, exclusion, or mean messages.

300

200

 Two students argue over whose turn it is in a game.

Conflict

200

 Name two common areas in a school where bullying takes place at?

 Hallways, playground, cafeteria, bathrooms, bus, or dismissal areas

200

 Should you fight back if someone is bullying you?

No

300

What is cyberbullying?

Bullying that happens through technology, social media, texting, gaming, or online platforms.


300

 A student repeatedly hides another student's backpack. What type of bullying is this?

Physical bullying (taking someone's belongings).

300

 One student repeatedly threatens another student who feels powerless to stop it. Conflict or bullying?

Bullying

300

Can cyberbullying happen when students are at home?

Yes

300

What can you say if you witness bullying?

"Stop," "That's not okay," or get help from an adult.

400

 How might someone who is being bullied feel? 

Hurt, embarrassed, scared, isolated, or unsafe.

400

Why can emotional bullying be just as harmful as physical bullying?

It can hurt someone's feelings, confidence, and sense of belonging.

400

What is one major difference between conflict and bullying?

 Bullying is intentional harm and  conflict is a disagreement between two people

400

What should you do if you receive a mean message online?

 Do not respond, save the message if possible, and tell a trusted adult.

400

Who should you report bullying to?

A teacher, counselor, parent, principal, Respect for All Liaison, or another trusted adult.

500

Why is it important to report bullying?

Reporting helps keep people safe and allows adults to stop the behavior.

500

Give two examples of bullying behavior that target a person's identity.

Making slurs, mocking someone's culture, race, disability, appearance, religion, or intentionally misusing names or pronouns.

500

Why is it important to know the difference between conflict and bullying

 Because they may require different solutions and supports.

500

 Why is cyberbullying sometimes difficult to escape? 

 Because messages and posts can spread quickly and be seen at any time. Plus they never leave the internet once it's posted

500

Name three things an upstander can do. 

Report bullying, support the person being bullied, include others, tell the bully to stop , and tell a caring adult.

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