Teacher’s name
Bullying
Prevention
Grade Level
1
2
3
4
5
What’s inside
What is bullying?
Types of bullying
What bullying feels like
How to stand up against it
How our class can help
What is bullying?
Explain what bullying means. Add real-life examples or scenarios for clarity. You can also list what bullying is not.
When these things happen repeatedly to the same person, it is
Bullying
Add example here.
Add example here.
Taking someone’s belongings
Add example here.
Add example here.
Add example here.
Add example here.
Teasing someone about their appearance
Scenario 1:
Dylan often makes fun of Alex by calling him names.
List sample scenarios and ask students to identify if the scenarios show bullying or not.
Activity: Is this bullying?
Scenario 2:
Describe a scenario here.
Scenario 3:
Describe a scenario here.
Verbal
Explain how verbal bullying involves words used to hurt, embarrass, or threaten someone.
Physical
Describe what physical bullying looks like. Include an age-appropriate example.
Relational
Describe how social bullying harms someone’s relationships or reputation.
Types of bullying
Global prevalence of school bullying
Add a chart or graph related to bullying statistics. Briefly explain what the data shows, why it’s important, and how it relates to the current topic.
What is cyberbullying?
Introduce the concept of cyberbullying. Mention where it can take place (e.g. social media, messaging apps, and games) and how it can affect someone.
Effects of bullying
Create a fictional scenario that shows one type of bullying. Keep it safe and appropriate for classroom discussion.
Use any of these discussion prompts:
Scenario Title
From a bystander
Reach out to the person being bullied
Explain why this action matters and how it can be done safely.
Speak up about the bullying
Explain why this action matters and how it can be done safely.
Call in other support
Explain why this action matters and how it can be done safely.
to an upstander
Use this slide to guide the class in creating a short anti-bullying pledge together. Let students sign it or decorate it as part of the activity.
Activity:
Class commitment
What is bullying?
Define bullying and add one example.
Types of bullying
List the main types and explain how bullying can come in different forms.
What is cyberbullying?
Explain how bullying can happen online and its negative impacts.
How to be an upstander
List ways students can help someone being bullied.
Review
— Aesop
“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.”
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