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Bullying Prevention Month: Make a Difference, Stop, Walk, Talk

Learn what bullying is and how to respond if you or someone else is being bullied. Understand the three parts of bullying and take action to stop it. Everyone can make a difference by being kind and speaking up. Find resources for support and information to combat bullying effectively.

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Bullying Prevention Month: Make a Difference, Stop, Walk, Talk

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  1. Bullying Prevention Month Everyone has the chance to make a difference

  2. Bullying Prevention Month Everyone has a chance to make a difference

  3. This Year... • Agent Shockley’s Mission Possible • National Kindness Week in February • Class Dojo Points and Rewards

  4. What is Bullying?

  5. What do you do if you’re being bullied? Remember, bullying has three parts: • Unwanted and aggressive behavior • Imbalance of power • Repeated If you are being bullied, or see someone else being bullied… STOP, WALK, TALK

  6. What do you do if you’re being bullied? STOP Tell the bully to stop WALK Quietly walk away TALK Tell an adult you can trust

  7. What do you do if you’re being bullied? Speak up when you see, hear, or experience bullying

  8. Everyone has a chance to make a difference GO BE KIND

  9. Resources In Search of Support: • Contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK • Contact teachers, school counselors, and/or principal In Search of Information: • Stopbullying.gov is a great resource for understanding the warning signs and effects of bullying, who is at risk, how adults and children can help, and prevention and response supports and resources

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