Types of Bullying
Types of People
Consequences of Bullying
Vocabulary
Other
100

Bullying that is done online.

Cyber bullying.

100

Someone who purposely hurts someone.

Bully


100

Being in a certain mood that is sad long term.

Depressed

100

Feeling bad for someone dealing with things.

Sympathy.

100

When you tell someone about a situation that is going on.

Reporting


200

Bullying done face to face that could involve hitting.

Physical bullying.

200

Someone who is being bullied.

Victim.

200

Staying out of school for doing something bad.

Detention/suspension


200

A standardize concept that a group of people is tied to that a lot of people believe to be true.

Stereotype.

200

To embarrass someone.

Humiliate.

300

Bullying that isn't face-to-face but is very secretive and not direct.

Indirect bullying.

300

Someone who witnesses bullying.

Bystander.

300

Getting permanently kicked out of a school district.

Expelled.

300

To bother or upset someone through actions and words.

Harass.

300

A problem between two or more people.

Conflict.

400

Bullying done with words, but not physical.

Verbal bullying.

400

Someone you can trust to tell information about being bullied or someone being bullied.

An adult.

400

Getting kicked out of school for certain days for doing something bad.

Suspension.

400

The act of treating a person or a group of people worse.

Discrimination.

400

When you judge people before you know them.

Prejudice.

500

Bullying is usually done face-to-face, not secretively.

Direct bullying.

500

Someone who is acquainted with or helping a person.

An ally.

500

What is an upstander?

Someone who intervenes during bullying
500

Feeling other people emotions and trying to understand how they feel.

Empathy.

500

The act of scaring or threatening someone to get them to do what you want.

Intimidation