What Is Bullying?
Repeating mean behaviour that hurts someone on purpose is called _____
Bullying
How might someone feel if they are bullied?
Sad, scared, lonely, angry
A person who helps stop bullying is called a ______.
Upstander
Bullying on the internet is called ______.
Cyberbullying
"Fix It" means:
Try to make things right with those who were affected.
True or False: One-time conflict is always bullying.
False
Empathy means:
Understanding how someone else feels
Name ONE way to be an upstander.
Speak up, help the student, tell an adult
Should you share your password with friends? Why?
No, because passwords help protect important information, and sometimes even by accident, they can be passed around.
"Own It" means:
Take responsibility for your actions and your role
Name one type of bullying.
Physical, verbal, social, cyber
If you saw someone being bullied, what feeling might they hide?
Embarrassment, fear, shame, Sad, anger, loneiness
What should you do if bullying feels unsafe to stop alone?
Get help from a trusted adult
What should you do if someone sends a hurtful message?
Don’t reply, save it, tell an adult
"Learn From It" means:
Think about what happend and how you can make better choices next time.
What makes bullying different from teasing?
Bullying is repeated, hurtful, and has a power imbalance
Why is it important to care about others’ feelings?
It helps create a safe and respectful community, and helps everyone be included by being nice to them. Makes everyone happy
True or False: Laughing at bullying makes it worse.
True
Why can online bullying be extra harmful?
It can spread fast and stay forever
Give an example of fixing a bullying situation.
Apologizing, including the person, making amends
Two students continue to make "jokes" about another student every day, despite being asked to stop. Is this bullying or teasing? Explain.
Bullying because it continues after being asked to stop and causes harm
Describe how bullying could change the way someone acts at school over time.
They might withdraw, avoid class, stop participating, or feel nervous, sad, or angry being around others
You see bullying happening during recess. What are TWO safe upstander actions you could take?
Stand with the student, get a teacher, redirect the activity, or name the behaviour
Why is it important to think before posting or commenting online?
Once shared, it can’t always be removed and can hurt others
Give a new example of how someone could LEARN FROM IT after hurting another person.
Reflect, identify what went wrong, and choose kinder behaviour next time