Anti-bullying

Who do bullies usually seek as their prey?

• The weak and vulnerable

• The strong and intimidating.

• The popular people

• The unpopular people with friends.

What should you do if you are being bullied verbally.

• Threaten the bully with violence.

• Ignore the bully unless it gets worse.

• Attack the bully

Emily is bullied by a cheerleader at her school. The cheerleader would text her mean messages, makes rude posts about her online, and comments rude things on her social media.

What kind of bullying is this?

• Social Bullying

• Physical Bullying

• Cyber Bullying

• Verbal Bullying

What should you do if you were to witness bullying?

• Stand on the side and become a bystander.

• Tell a trusted adult as soon as possible.

• Join in on the bullying

• Help the victim out, become their friend if possible.

Does bullying only happen to younger people

• Yes

• No

Who is the bully in this situation?

Mark is in College, he is a football player on the varsity team. He meets this kid named Ares. Ares is new to the school but is very intimidating to those who first met him. Whenever he tries to talk to Mark, Mark ignores him. Everyone at the school tries their best to avoid him and talk about him behind his back. They don't even talk to him at their annual campus dance!

• Mark and his campus

• Ares

• Only Mark

How do bully's usually act?

• They're really nice to everyone they meet

• They lack empathy for people, can be very intimidating or just plain mean.

• They're shy and don't talk to anyone much.

Lets see if you remember this, what did the Other June say to the main June in the story " Tuesday of The Other June?"

• Buffalo Brain

• Fish-eyes

• " No more, No More"

• Turkey-Nose

Why don't kids tell their parents they are getting bullied?

• They are scared of their parents

• They are scared the bully is going to do something worse

• They don't care

• All of the above

Who would be considered a bystander?

• Someone who witnesses bullying but tells a trusted adult as soon as they see it.

• Someone who witnesses bullying but doesn't say anything

• The Target

• The Bully