Stop Bullying Now Lesson Whip Around Find a partner Turn backtoback Answer question True Make a T with hands False Cross arms across chest Whip around If match partner Celebrate ID: 575131
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4th Grade Stop Bullying Now! LessonSlide2
Whip AroundFind a partnerTurn back-to-backAnswer question
-True: Make a “T” with hands
-False: Cross arms across chest
Whip around
-If match partner; Celebrate
-If No match; Make sad face Slide3
Bullying is being mean to another person over and over again.Slide4
TrueBullying is repeated verbal, physical, social or psychological aggressive behavior by a person or group directed towards a less powerful person or group that is intended to cause harm, distress or fear.Slide5
It is only considered bullying if it is physical. Slide6
FalseBullying can also include name calling, mimicking, personal space, gender based, exclusion and cyberbullying.Slide7
Boys are more likely to engage in physical bullying than girls.Slide8
TrueStudies have found that it is more common for boys to be involved in physical bullying. Girls on the other hand are more likely than boys to be involved in psychological bullying (such as ignoring someone or deliberately keeping someone out of a
group.)Slide9
Bullying only occurs during school hours.Slide10
FalseSome bullying happens in school; generally where there is limited or no adult supervision, including lunchtime, between class periods, and recess
. However, it can also occur on the way to school, after school, at sporting events, on-line, etc.Slide11
Cyberbullying occurs when someone sends a mean text message, posts embarrassing pictures or threatens someone on a social media website.Slide12
TrueCyberBullying is using the Internet, cell phones, video game systems, or other technology to send or post text or images intended to hurt or embarrass another person. It is also defined as acts of aggression through computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices” (Jackson & Cohen, 2012).Slide13
Bullying is harmless.Slide14
False1-10 students a year drop out of school because of repeated bullying.