Not always as simple as a definition in the dictionary!

What to do About Bullying

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• Both people are upset

• Neither one is more powerful

• It is unplanned and usually both people want it to stop

• It is physical or verbal harm

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• One person does not hold a lot more power over the other. Friends and siblings often have conflict.

• Both parties are harming each other either physically or verbally

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• Happens naturally as a result of differences of opinion

• If a compromise is available, both parties both parties would be willing to work it out

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• Fights can arise from conflict

• Verbal insults are likely to occur between both parties

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• Happens more than once

• One person has more power

• One person feels better and not the other

• Planned physical or verbal harm

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• Repeated behavior from one student to another

• Behaviors may not always be the same, but the same person is being targeted repeatedly

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• The bully may be older

• The bully may be bigger

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• The bully may be enjoying the behavior while the other is not

• The bully doesn’t want it to end

• The bully gets rewarded by the bad feelings of the target

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• The behavior is on purpose or planned

• A bully might physically harm another by punching, hitting, pushing, pulling hair, or anything that causes physical harm

• Sometimes the bully only uses words to make the target feel bad. Unlike teasing, only one person thinks it’s funny.

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A new student in the same grade pushes you on the bus and sticks out his tongue at you.

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• Happened once

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• Same Age

During a group assignment, an argument turns into a physical fight. One student clearly started it, but they both threw punches.

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• Both Parties were unhappy

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• Same age

• Happened once

During Art Class, the boy that sits across from you is kicking your leg and making funny faces at you. This usually happens on Fridays when there is free time. You’ve never said anything to him about it. He has also knocked your pencil on the floor on purpose. He doesn’t do it to the other kids nearby.

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Why?

• Only one person thinks it’s funny
• It happened more than once

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How to Protect Yourself Against Cyberbullying

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Be a Better Bulldog

THINK before you speak: Is it true,

Helpful, inspiring, necessary, and kind?

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References

SEL Sketches: What to Do About Bullying

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l6mDwanphM

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Bully Dog or Conflict Cat (

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Infographic STAND

https://www.speechbuddy.com/blog/school/speech-buddies-parents-corner-8-tips-to-protect-your-kids-against-bullying/

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Protect Yourself Rules: Cyberbullying

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=916K8xRxQZw

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