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Bullying and Feelings

Bullying and Feelings. © Changing Faces 2009 Registered Charity No. 1011222 Charity registered in Scotland SC039725. If somebody says something nice we feel happy. If somebody says something unkind we feel sad or hurt or angry. Is this boy happy or sad?. How can you tell?.

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Bullying and Feelings

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  1. Bullying and Feelings © Changing Faces 2009 Registered Charity No. 1011222 Charity registered in Scotland SC039725

  2. If somebody says something nice we feel happy. • If somebody says something unkind we feel sad or hurt or angry.

  3. Is this boy happy or sad? How can you tell?

  4. Is this lady happy or sad? How can you tell? How else might she be feeling?

  5. Is this boy happy or sad? How can you tell? How else might he be feeling?

  6. Is this man happy or sad? How can you tell? How else might he be feeling?

  7. What is Bullying? • Bullying is when a person is made to feel uncomfortable, upset or hurt on purpose. • Someone can be bullied by one person or a group or people. • Bullying happens more than once.

  8. Bullying Happens in Different Ways Bullying might be sayingsomething unkind Bullying might be doingsomething unkind

  9. What might bullies do?

  10. Call someone names Hide or spoil someone’s things Hit or kick someone Tell an unkind joke What might bullies do? Poke someone Say something unkind about someone’s family Ignore someone Say something unkind about the way someone looks Leave someone out at playtime

  11. Imagine… Someone in your class is regularly saying unkind things about the way you look. They have been doing this for a few weeks. In pairs, role-play this situation. Think about: • How this would make you feel. • What you could do in this situation.

  12. What can you do if you’re being bullied? 1. Say something strong, but not rude back to the bully.

  13. Think about… Something that someone has said to you which you didn’t like. In pairs practice replying to this in a strong way – without being rude. For example, you could say: “So? What’s your problem?” “I don’t like what you’re saying.” “That’s so boring.”

  14. What can you do if you’re being bullied? • Tell someone. Who might you want to tell? Who do you think would be a good person to talk to?

  15. What can you do if you’re being bullied? 3. Remember how great you are! Stand up tall and smile. Practice walking around the room standing up tall with your head held high. Smile at the people you pass.

  16. What can you do if you’re being bullied? 4. Take a friend or family member with you if you in new or difficult situations.

  17. What can we do if we see someone being bullied? • Tell a teacher, parent or another adult. • Tell the person bullying to stop what they are saying or doing (you can do this on your own or with a friend). • Call the person being bullied over. Ask them to play with you or ask them about what’s been happening.

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