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Bully Behavior

Bully Behavior. Lesson 2. Watch and Respond in Your RRJ. Watch the video and respond in your RRJ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j6YA03hm4k. What are some typical bully behaviors?. Typical Bully Behaviors. Demanding money or other objects Hitting Making fun of Name-calling

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Bully Behavior

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  1. Bully Behavior Lesson 2

  2. Watch and Respond in Your RRJ • Watch the video and respond in your RRJ • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j6YA03hm4k

  3. What are some typical bully behaviors?

  4. Typical Bully Behaviors • Demanding money or other objects • Hitting • Making fun of • Name-calling • Damaging personal belongings • Stealing • Laughing at • Yelling at • Excluding • Forcing to do something • Gossiping and telling lies about How many of you have had these experiences?

  5. Discussion Questions • How do you feel when you see someone acting like a bully? • What do you usually do when you see someone acting like a bully? • If you haven’t done anything, what is stopping you? • Why is it important to let bullies know that their behavior is unacceptable?

  6. What we can do for victims • Connect with victims – let them know we’ve all been there • Allow them to share their experiences and vent • You are safe here! • We are here to put an END to bullying! • You don’t have to face it alone • Being bullied is NOT your fault!

  7. Bullying Hurts • Write about: • A time you were bullied • A time you saw someone else being bullied • A time you bullied another person • Please don’t use any names • Tell what happened and how you felt.

  8. Lessons Learned • Bullying will NOT be tolerated • Before bullying can stop, incidents of bullying MUST be reported! • You can and will remain anonymous • It is important to come forward if : • You are being bullied • You witness someone else being bullied

  9. Have you been a victim? • Let Off Some Steam! • Take a “Let Off Some Steam” sheet • Write a letter to the bully • Use it when you’re alone and undisturbed • Express your: • anger, hurt, humiliation or frustration • opinions of the bully • positive and peaceful ideas to end the bullying THIS LETTER IS MUST NOT BE DELIVERED!!!!

  10. What have you learned about bullying today? • In your RRJ, write about what you’ve learned about bullying from today’s lesson

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