Definitions
Repeated behavior that hurts, scares, or upsets someone on purpose.
Bullying
If someone is joking, it can never be bullying.
False
Which one of these is an example of advocating for someone?
A. Ignoring them
B. Speaking up when they are being treated unfairly
C. Making fun of them
D. Walking away
B. Speaking up when they are being treated unfairly
Why is it important to advocate for someone who cannot speak up for themselves?
To help protect their rights, safety, and needs
In Mean Girls, excluding someone from the group and telling them they cannot sit with you or spreading rumors is an example of what type of bullying?
Social Bullying
Using mean words, insults, or name calling.
Verbal bullying
If you witness bullying but do not participate, you are a bystander.
True
Your best friend is too nervous to ask for help. What is the best way you could advocate for them?
A. Tell everyone about their problem
B. Laugh about it
C. Help them talk to a trusted person
D. Ignore them
C. Help them talk to a trusted person
What is one risk a person might face when advocating for others?
They may face criticism, disagreement, or social pressure
This monster protected a human child named Boo when others wanted to capture her.
Sully
Someone who sees bullying happen but is not directly involved
Bystander
An advocate helps someone who is being bullied without solving the entire problem.
True
Which person is acting like an upstander?
A. Someone who watches bullying and does nothing
B. Someone who joins in the bullying
C. Someone who safely gets help for the person being bullied
D. Someone who records it their phone.
C. Someone who safely gets help for the person being bullied
Why is listening important before advocating for someone?
Because you need to understand their needs and their situation before acting
This clown fish was teased by other kids because of his "lucky fin". Who is this character?
Nemo
A person who takes positive action to help someone who is being bullied.
Upstander
Understanding why someone is being treated unfairly means the behavior (Bullying) is acceptable.
False
Why might someone choose not to advocate for another person?
A. they are afraid of becoming a target
B. They don't know what to do
C. They think someone else will help
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
A friend tells you they are being treated unfairly but asks you not to tell anyone. What should you do if their safety is at risk?
Seek help from a trusted adult, staff member, or authority figure.
This princess was treated unfairly by her step sisters and mother.
Cinderella
Leaving someone out and spreading rumors to hurt relationships or friendships.
Social Bullying
If a person has been bullied before, they can never become a bully themselves
FASLE
Which is the BEST example of advocacy?
A. Spread rumors about the bullying situation
B. Speaking respectfully to help the victim's voice be heard
C. Telling the victim to "deal with it"
D. Staying silent because it's not your problem
B. Speaking respectfully to help the victim's voice be heard
What's the difference between advocating for a person and speaking over them?
-Advocating helps the victim's voice be heard
-Speaking over them takes away their opportunity to speak for themselves
This young girl was often excluded by her family because she did not receive a magical gift. Who is this character?
Mirabel