1. How Not to be Bullied Bullying S behavrdatsintendD 2 cauZmNtL distress n.orfizikL harm, exists ina R/Ship n wich there's an imbalance of pwr n str, n S repEtedovrtym Grade 5 Mrs. Glasgow

2. Literature Connection A v fune story bout a 3:o) named Molly Lou Melon & hw she maintained her self confidNcdspite d foolish ways of her classm8s.

3. Be Proud Walk as proudly as you can and the world will look up to you Ronald Durkin called her a shrimpo Molly ran right under him and scored a touchdown wlk az proudly az U cn & d wrld wiL L%k ^ 2 U

4. Smile Smile big and the world will smile right back at you. Ronald Durkin made fun of her teeth Molly stacked pennies on her teeth and the others smiled with glee *S* big & d wrldwiL *S* rghtbak @ U

5. Be Strong Sing out clear and strong and the world will smile with you. Ronald Durkin said she sounded like a sick duck She sang out quack so loud Ronald fell, hit his head and went to the nurse, everyone was glad he was gone. Sing out clr & strong & d wrldwiL *S* w U

6. Believe in Yourself Believe in yourself and the world will believe in you too Ronald Durkin said she made her snowflake the wrong way But she knew she had made the most beautiful one of all and everyone believed it BlEv n yorself & d wrldwiLBlEv n U t%

7. Define: Bullying Bullying is behavior that : Is intended to cause mental distress and/or physical harm Exists in a relationship in which there is an imbalance of power and strength Is repeated over time Bullying S behavrdatsintendD 2 cauZmNtL distress n.orfizikL harm, exists ina R/Ship n wich there's an imbalance of pwr n str, n S repEtedovrtym

8. Types of Bullying Direct Bullying Aggressive Indirect Intimidation Indirect Social Alienation

9. Physical Aggression Pushing & Shoving

10. Physical Aggression Spitting

11. Physical Aggression Kicking & Hitting

12. Physical Aggression Defacing Property

13. Physical Aggression Stealing

14. Physical Aggression Physical acts that are demeaning and humiliating but are not physically harmful

15. Verbal Aggression Mocking

16. Verbal Aggression Name Calling

17. Verbal Aggression Dirty Looks

18. Verbal Aggression Taunting

19. Verbal Aggression Teasing about clothes or possessions

20. Verbal Aggression Teasing about appearance

21. Verbal Aggression Verbal threats of violence

22. Intimidation Threatening to reveal personal information

23. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Walk, act and look confident

24. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Hold your head up, stand up straight, and make eye contact

25. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Be assertive Say “STOP IT!” Say “Leave me alone!”

26. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Stay calm

27. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Use Humor

28. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Practice one-line comebacks ahead of time

29. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Say “Whatever”

30. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Use “I messages” “I do not like being treated this way.”

31. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Be with other kids Ex. hall, lunch, recess

32. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Be observant

33. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Walk away

34. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Tell your friends/classmates what happened and ask if they saw the incident

35. Strategies to Stay Bully-Free Tell adults if the problem does not stop

36. Golden Rule Teach others how to treat you. We all deserve to be treated well. Treat others the way you want to be treated

37. Get Help If these things do not work and things are getting out of hand. Go to a teacher or adult for help.

38. Literature Connection When you read Shredderman: Secret Identity this year think about Nolan and how he handled bullying situations.