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    Bullying is defined as repeatedly saying or doing hurtful things to someone to feel in control. There are four main types of bullying: verbal, physical, relational, and cyber bullying. The document provides advice for both victims of bullying and bystanders. Victims are advised to tell an adult, teacher, counselor, or parent about the bullying. Bystanders should be kind to those being bullied, be good friends, listen, help mediate issues, and talk to someone who can help stop the bullying. The overall message is about showing respect, helping others, and practicing peace.

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    Bullying is defined as repeatedly saying or doing hurtful things to someone to feel in control. There are four main types of bullying: verbal, physical, relational, and cyber bullying. The document provides advice for both victims of bullying and bystanders. Victims are advised to tell an adult, teacher, counselor, or parent about the bullying. Bystanders should be kind to those being bullied, be good friends, listen, help mediate issues, and talk to someone who can help stop the bullying. The overall message is about showing respect, helping others, and practicing peace.

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    Make A STAND!: Primary 1 Bully-Free Lesson 4

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    Bullying is defined as repeatedly saying or doing hurtful things to someone to feel in control. There are four main types of bullying: verbal, physical, relational, and cyber bullying. The document provides advice for both victims of bullying and bystanders. Victims are advised to tell an adult, teacher, counselor, or parent about the bullying. Bystanders should be kind to those being bullied, be good friends, listen, help mediate issues, and talk to someone who can help stop the bullying. The overall message is about showing respect, helping others, and practicing peace.

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    Make a STAND!

    Primary 1
    Bully-Free Lesson 4
    What is Bullying?

    Bullying is DOING or SAYING hurtful things to another


    person in order to feel in control.

    It usually happens more than once!

    4 types of bullying.
    Quick quiz?!

    Types of Bullying

    Verbal Bullying
    Physical Bullying
    Relational Bullying
    Cyber Bullying
    If you are A victim

    ASK FOR HELP & be safe


    Tell an adult

    Talk to teachers/school counsellors

    Talk to parents

    Walk around with other people


    Be kind to anyone being bullied

    Be a good friend

    Listen

    Be a mediator

    Talk to someone who can help

    Be an active bystander
    If you see someone being bullied,
    make it stop. Why is that so hard for
    us to do that?
    Learning Points

    Show respect and earn respect.

    Lend a hand and stand up for others to practise


    PEACE

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