Lesson 4: Handling Conflict Without Bullying or Violence

________ is when someone keeps doing or saying things to hurt someone else on purpose. It's not just a one-time thing; it happens again and again.

Bullying or Conflict

• Bullying

• Conflict

________ is when people don't get along or have a disagreement.

Bullying or Conflict

• Bullying

• Conflict

Bullying is:

• Repeated behavior: It keeps happening.

• Intentional: It's done on purpose to hurt someone.

• Harmful: It makes the person feel scared, hurt, or alone.

• Power Imbalance: The person being bullied usually can't defend themselves.

• All of the above.

Mike and John are having a conversation. Mike said that LeBron James is a better basketball player than Kobe Bryant. John stated that Kobe is a better player than LeBron.

Is this Bullying or Conflict?

• Bullying

• Conflict

Haley and Maya have the same class together. For the last 3 days of school, Maya has been pulling Haley's hair and kicking her chair in class.

Is this Bullying or Conflict?

• Bullying

• Conflict

What is one way to solve a conflict?

• Call that person mean names

• Agree to disagree

• Cause harm to that person physically

Sarah and Emily both want to use the same computer at the library. They start arguing about who should go first, but neither of them is being mean or hurtful.

Is this bullying or conflict?

• Bullying

• Conflict

Which of the following is an example of bullying?

• Teasing someone every day about their clothes.

• Disagreeing with a friend about a movie.

• Not sharing a toy once.

Tom keeps hiding Lisa's backpack every day, even after she asks him to stop.
Is this bullying or conflict?

• Bullying

• Conflict

Which of the following is NOT bullying?

• It happens only once.

• It is intentional.

• There is a power imbalance.