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The materials include age-appropriate examples and activities where students identify bullying scenarios, discuss feelings and potential impacts, and practice bystander-to-upstander responses. Students also create a short anti-bullying class pledge, reinforced through reflection prompts and a final review.","Teacher’s name\nBullying\nPrevention\nGrade Level\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\nWhat’s inside\nWhat is bullying?\nTypes of bullying\nWhat bullying feels like\nHow to stand up against it\nHow our class can help\nWhat is bullying?\nExplain what bullying means. Add real-life examples or scenarios for clarity. You can also list what bullying is not.\nWhen these things happen repeatedly to the same person, it is\nBullying\nAdd example here.\nAdd example here.\nTaking someone’s belongings\nAdd example here.\nAdd example here.\nAdd example here.\nAdd example here.\nTeasing someone about their appearance\nScenario 1:\nDylan often makes fun of Alex by calling him names.\nList sample scenarios and ask students to identify if the scenarios show bullying or not.\nActivity: Is this bullying?\nScenario 2:\nDescribe a scenario here.\nScenario 3:\nDescribe a scenario here.\nVerbal\nExplain how verbal bullying involves words used to hurt, embarrass, or threaten someone.\nPhysical\nDescribe what physical bullying looks like. Include an age-appropriate example.\nRelational\nDescribe how social bullying harms someone’s relationships or reputation.\nTypes of bullying\nGlobal prevalence of school bullying\nAdd 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.\nWhat is cyberbullying?\nIntroduce the concept of cyberbullying. Mention where it can take place (e.g. social media, messaging apps, and games) and how it can affect someone.\nEffects of bullying\nCreate a fictional scenario that shows one type of bullying. Keep it safe and appropriate for classroom discussion.\nUse any of these discussion prompts:\nHow might the person in the scenario feel?\nWhat effects could the bullying have on them?\nWhat would you do if you were in their place?\nWhat can a friend do to help?\nScenario Title\nFrom a bystander\nReach out to the person being bullied\nExplain why this action matters and how it can be done safely.\nSpeak up about the bullying\nExplain why this action matters and how it can be done safely.\nCall in other support\nExplain why this action matters and how it can be done safely.\nto an upstander\nUse this slide to guide the class in creating a short anti-bullying pledge together. 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