Name That Type
Teasing, name-calling, or making threats fall under this type of bullying
What is verbal bullying?
The person who is the target of the bullying behavior
Who is the victim (or target)?
The first person a student should talk to if they are bullied
Who is a teacher or trusted adult?
True or false: Bullying is just a normal part of growing up
What is false?
Standing tall, making eye contact, and speaking clearly are ways to show this
What is confidence (or assertiveness)?
Pushing, hitting, or other forms of harm define this type
What is physical bullying?
The person who does the bullying
Who is the bully (or perpetrator)?
This simple act—sitting with someone who’s alone or saying something kind—can help stop bullying and make someone feel included
What is showing kindness (or being a friend)?
True or false: Bullying can affect a student's ability to learn and concentrate in school
What is true
If you feel unsafe, it's important to go here instead of staying alone
What is a group of friends or a trusted area?
Spreading rumors or excluding someone on purpose is an example of this
What is social or relational bullying?
A person who watches bullying happen but doesn’t do anything to stop it
Who is a bystander?
Instead of fighting back, it’s better to respond in this non-violent way
What is walking away or using assertive communication?
True or false: Telling someone about bullying is tattling
What is false
What is the difference between a conflict and bullying?
Bullying is a repeated, targeted behavior that is about power and control.
This form of bullying happens through texts, social media, or email
What is cyberbullying?
A person who takes a stand, supports the victim, or tells an adult
Who is an upstander?
Bystanders can become this when they step in or seek help
What is an upstander?
True or false: Cyberbullying is less serious than in-person bullying
What is false
Name two things you can do as a bystander to support someone being bullied?
What is speak up, stay with them, reportit, or show kindness?
When someone is bullied because of race, religion, or gender identity
What is discriminatory bullying?
Someone who joins in the bullying or encourages it, even if they didn’t start it
Who is an accomplice (or follower)?
Schools often use these written guidelines to prevent and address bullying
What are anti-bullying policies or codes of conduct?
True or false: Bullying can have long-term effects on mental health
What is true
A student who suddenly avoids school or seems afraid might be experiencing what?
What is bullying?