Types of bullying
Truth or False
Stop, Think, and Act
Bullying or Conflict?
Words Matter
100

Spreading rumors about someone is an example of what type of bullying?

Social/Regular Bullying

100

Bullying only happens at school

False

Bullying can happen anywhere!

100

Before reacting to an upsetting situation, what should you do first?

Stop and take a moment to think
100

Two friends disagree about which game to play and argue once. 

Conflict

100

What should you do before making a joke about someone?

Think about whether it is harmless or could hurt someones feelings

200

Sending mean messages online is called what?

Cyber bullying

200

Ignoring a bully always makes it stop

False


200

If a situation feels unsafe, who should you contact?

A trusted adult (or any person you trust)

200

A student repeatedly makes fun of another students appearance to embarrass them

Bullying

200

What is empathy?

Understanding and caring for another persons feelings

300

Hitting, kicking, or pushing someone is what type of bullying?

Physical bullying

300

Anyone can be affected by bullying

True

300

What should you do if your friend pressures you to join in making fun of someone?

Refuse to participate and remove yourself from the situation

300

One major difference between bullying and normal conflict?

Bullying involves repeated harmful behavior and conflict is most likely a one time occurrence 

300

Why can harmful words have a lasting impact?

They can affect a person's feelings, confidence, and sense of belonging
400

Calling someone hurtful names is what type of bullying?

Verbal bullying

400

Telling a trusted adult about bullying is the same as tattling/snitching

False 

Asking for help is important for your safety!

400

Why is it important to think before reacting when you're angry?

It can help you make a safer and more respectful decision

400

Two students accidentally bump into each other and both apologize. Is this bullying?

No

400

What is one respectful way to disagree with someone?

Calmly share your opinion without insulting or putting someone down

500

Someone repeatedly makes fun of another person's culture, identity or differences. What type of bullying is this?

Discriminatory bullying 

500

Being a bystander means you have to participate in bullying

False

A bystander witnesses a situation but does not have to join in

500

Put these steps in order: Act, Stop, Think

Stop, Think, Act
500

Why is it important to know the difference between bullying and conflicts?

Because each situation may need a different response or type of support

500

Complete this sentence: "Being different is something to ____, not bully someone for"

Respect, celebrate, embrace etc.