No Bullying
Upstander
Kindness
True/False
Situation
100

What is bullying?

Is a negative behavior directed by someone trying to have power and control over someone else. They have the intent to hurt, harm, and humiliate.

100

What is a bystander?

Someone who sees bullying happening and does not know what do.

100

What does it mean to be kind?

The definition is different for everyone....but it can mean helping someone else with a task, helping someone else feel heard, putting someone else before yourself, being courageous, etc.

100

It is always easy to be kind

False

100

Juan, a 5th-grade student posted a comment online about Miles that wasn't true. Is this bullying?

Yes, this is cyberbullying.

200

What is emotional bullying?

It hurts people on the inside and makes them feel bad about themselves.

200

What is an upstander?

Someone who stands up to bullying

200

Say at least one kind statement, compliment, or expression of appreciation to a person in your group.

Remember to be kind!

200

It takes courage and hard work to be a upstander

True

200

A group of 6th-grade girls calls Azucena names, start rumors and encourage others not to talk to her. Is this bullying?

Yes, this is bullying.

300

Give one example/action of physical bullying

Hitting, biting, kicking, pushing and shoving, fighting, tripping, yelling at someone, making rude gestures, and taking or breaking another person’s things.

300

Is conflict the same thing as bullying?

No, it is not.

A conflict is a disagreement or argument where both sides see something or a solution differently.

300

Name 3 acts of kindness in 30 seconds!

Go!

300

Anyone can be a bully

True
300

Susana and Amara have been best friends. They got into an argument and Amara now claims that Julie is her best friend. Susana is hurt. Is this bullying?

No, this is not bullying. It is a conflict.

400

Give one example/action of verbal bullying

Teasing, name-calling, threats, mean jokes, rumors, gossips, saying things about someone else that are not true.  

400

Is telling on someone (telling a grown-up) when they are bullying a student the same as tattling?

No, telling is not the same as tattling.

Telling = You do it to protect yourself or another student.

Tattling = You do it to get someone in trouble

400

Sometimes we aren't always kind. If you make a mistake and do something unkind, how can you make it right?

Personal answer

400

There is only one certain "type" of person that is the target of bullying.

False, anyone can be a target.

400

You are chatting with your friend online and they start saying mean things about you. You don’t feel good when this happens. What should you do?

Positive Answer

Ex: Tell an adult

500

State one example of cyberbullying

Sending mean text messages, spreading rumors online, posting videos or stories online to hurt/make fun of others, making negative comments about someone online, agreeing with someone that made a hurtful comment about someone else. 

500

State one stand up action you can do to stop bullying.

(What can you do?)

Be a buddy, interrupt, speak out, tell someone.

500

Name 5 acts of kindness in 40 seconds? Ready!?

Hurry, Hurry!

500

It is tattling when you tell an adult about the bullying that is happening or that happened.

False

500

You notice one of your friends is teasing and making fun of another student in the class. What should you do?

Positive answer

Ex: Interrupt, tell your friend that what they are doing is wrong and to stop.