A Bullying Awareness Game
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Elgin County
Ontario Provincial Police
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
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Bullies, Types of
Who Are Bullying
They?
Why No Ways to
One
Stop
Tells on Bullying
the Bully
What to Bullying,
Do If
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Bullied
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True or False
Bullies are always the biggest, strongest person
in the class, or in the school yard!
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
WRONG!!
Bullies come in all shapes and sizes, they
can be:
Big
or small
Smart
or not so smart
Attractive
Popular
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
or unattractive
or unlikable
CORRECT!!
Bullies come in all shapes and sizes, they
can be:
Big
or small
Smart
or not so smart
Attractive
Popular
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
or unattractive
or unlikable
All bullies share the common quality of
getting this out of someone else’s pain
A. In trouble
B. Pleasure
C. An award
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG!!
All bullies share the common quality
of getting pleasure out of
someone else’s pain
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
CORRECT
All bullies share the common quality
of getting pleasure out of
someone else’s pain
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG!!
All bullies share the common quality
of getting pleasure out of
someone else’s pain
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Bully’s Often Feel…
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Better than other people
That they have the right to leave people out
That they are unable to accept other
people’s differences
A and C only
All of the above
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR!!
Bully’s usually believe that they are:



Better than other people
They have the right to leave people out
Unable to accept other people’s
differences
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR!!
Bully’s usually believe that they are:



Better than other people
They have the right to leave people out
Unable to accept other people’s
differences
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR!!
Bully’s usually believe that they are:



Better than other people
They have the right to leave people out
Unable to accept other people’s
differences
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR!!
Bully’s usually believe that they are:



Better than other people
They have the right to leave people out
Unable to accept other people’s
differences
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WAY TO GO!!!
Bully’s usually believe that they are:



Better than other people
They have the right to leave people out
Unable to accept other people’s
differences
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
True or False
Bullies are usually just joking around
and often mean no harm
by their actions and words.
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
YOU GOT IT!!!
Bullying is:
 A conscious, willful and deliberate
hostile activity, intended to harm
 A power struggle; not always physical
It’s no joke!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME!
Bullying is:
 A conscious, willful and deliberate
hostile activity, intended to harm
 A power struggle; not always physical
It’s no joke!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Some of the mean things
bullies say to others
can hurt inside for….
A.
B.
C.
A few days
At least a year
A lifetime
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOT USUALLY
Some people are so hurt by the things
bullies say that they carry the
emotional and psychological scars with
them for a lifetime.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOT USUALLY
Some people are so hurt by the things
bullies say that they carry the
emotional and psychological scars with
them for a lifetime.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
ABSOLUTELY!!
Some people are so hurt by the things
bullies say that they carry the
emotional and psychological scars with
them for a lifetime.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
It’s a common form of bullying
used by girls.
A.
B.
C.
Physical attacks
Tripping
Excluding
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOT SO!
Girls are actually more likely to use nonphysical types of bullying such as
excluding others.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOT SO!
Girls are actually more likely to use nonphysical types of bullying such as
excluding others.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
YES!
Girls are more likely to use non-physical
types of bullying such as excluding
others.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
True or False
Boys are naturally more aggressive so
they have to hurt someone before they
are a real bully.
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
I DON’T THINK SO
Bullying among boys is often physical but
no injuries have to result.
Bullying may include launching a spit ball
at someone, ignoring them, stealing
from them or being mean to them.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
GOOD STUFF!!
Bullying among boys is often physical but
no injuries have to result.
Bullying may include launching a spit ball
at someone, ignoring them, stealing
from them or being mean to them.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
True or False
Teasing someone about their clothes, hair,
grades or friends is not bullying if the
person you are teasing is also laughing.
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
NOT WHAT WE WERE
LOOKING FOR!!!
Sometimes people who are bullied will
laugh along with the bully when they
are teased, hoping that no one will
realize how hurt they are.
No one likes to be teased!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
YOU GOT IT!!
Sometimes people who are bullied will
laugh along with the bully when they are
teased, hoping that no one will
realize how hurt they are.
No one likes to be teased!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Stealing someone’s belongings
because you don’t like them is
bullying; it is also known as
THIS by the law.
A.
B.
C.
Arson
Theft
Mischief
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG!!
Stealing is known as the crime of theft.
You can be arrested and charged
criminally for theft. If you are
convicted you will get a criminal record,
which may be with you for the rest of
your life!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
CORRECT !!
Stealing is known as the crime of theft.
You can be arrested and charged
criminally for theft. If you are
convicted you will get a criminal record,
which may be with you for the rest of
your life!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG !!
Stealing is known as the crime of theft.
You can be arrested and charged
criminally for theft. If you are
convicted you will get a criminal record,
which may be with you for the rest of
your life!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Telling stories about others
behind their back is a type of
bullying known as…
A.
B.
C.
Spreading rumors
Being a rat
Picking favorites
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
BINGO!!
Spreading rumors is one of the most
damaging forms of bullying. Once a
rumor has been started it is very
difficult to set the record straight. As
rumors spread the information often
gets twisted and the information ends
up being wrong!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOPE!!
Spreading rumors is one of the most
damaging forms of bullying. Once a
rumor has been started it is very
difficult to set the record straight. As
rumors spread the information often
gets twisted and the information ends
up being wrong!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOPE!!
Spreading rumors is one of the most
damaging forms of bullying. Once a
rumor has been started it is very
difficult to set the record straight. As
rumors spread the information often
gets twisted and the information ends
up being wrong!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
It’s a feeling that you’ve done
something wrong or
disgraceful to deserve the
bullying.
A.
B.
C.
Spiteful
Ashamed
Demoralized
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
SORRY!!
Shame is what keeps a lot of kids from
reporting bullying. They start to
believe that they have done something
wrong or disgraceful.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
YOU’RE RIGHT
Shame is what keeps a lot of kids from
reporting bullying. They start to
believe that they have done something
wrong or disgraceful.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
SORRY!!
Shame is what keeps a lot of kids from
reporting bullying. They start to
believe that they have done something
wrong or disgraceful.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Retaliation is one reason why
many kids don’t report
bullies. Retaliation could
mean..
A.
B.
C.
Getting in trouble
Making the bullying worse
Loosing the respect of adults
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOOOO!!
Retaliation is also known as ‘pay back’.
Kids fear that the bully will just be
angry that they were reported and the
bullying will increase.
In fact if a bully knows they will get away
with it, they are likely to continue
bullying
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
YUP!!
Retaliation is also known as ‘pay back’.
Kids fear that the bully will just be
angry that they were reported and the
bullying will increase.
In fact if a bully knows they will get away
with it, they are likely to continue
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOOOO!
Retaliation is also known as ‘pay back’.
Kids fear that the bully will just be
angry that they were reported and the
bullying will increase.
In fact if a bully knows they will get away
with it, they are likely to continue
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
If a person reports bullying
and nothing gets done about
it….
A.
B.
C.
They usually move to a different school
They ignore the bully and he/she goes away
They believe that no one can help them
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
HOPEFULLY NOT!!
Often kids feel that no one is willing to
help them because they’ve had a
negative experience with reporting
bullies before. Just because the first
person that you report bullying to
doesn’t take action doesn’t mean you
should give up. Keep trying until the
bully is dealt with.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOT LIKELY !!
Often kids feel that no one is willing to
help them because they’ve had a
negative experience with reporting
bullies before. Just because the first
person that you report bullying to
doesn’t take action doesn’t mean you
should give up. Keep trying until the
bully is dealt with.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
SAD BUT TRUE!!
Often kids feel that no one is willing to
help them because they’ve had a
negative experience with reporting
bullies before. Just because the first
person that you report bullying to
doesn’t take action doesn’t mean you
should give up. Keep trying until the
bully is dealt with.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
What can you do, as a student, to
decrease bullying in your school?
A.
B.
C.
Nothing, since I’m neither the bully nor the bullied
Make an extra effort to be kind to kids who are
bullied
Make sure that I don’t annoy the bully
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG !!!
You are an important part of the puzzle.
When you take the time to say or do
something nice to a kid who is being
bullied you will be making an enormous
difference in their life. Being nice to
someone is often easier and takes less
effort than being mean!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
YOU’RE RIGHT
You are an important part of the puzzle.
When you take the time to say or do
something nice to a kid who is being
bullied you will be making an enormous
difference in their life. Being nice to
someone is often easier and takes less
effort than being mean!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG!!
You are an important part of the puzzle.
When you take the time to say or do
something nice to a kid who is being
bullied you will be making an enormous
difference in their life. Being nice to
someone is often easier and takes less
effort than being mean!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
THIS may include detention,
suspension or even expulsion
from school depending on the
extent of the bullying
A.
B.
C.
Awareness
Discipline
Evaluation
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME!!
Discipline in school with regards to
bullying often comes in the shape of
detentions, suspensions and expulsions.
The Discipline is usually more severe as
the bullying becomes worse.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
RIGHT ON THE MONEY!!
Discipline in school with regards to
bullying often comes in the shape of
detentions, suspensions and expulsions.
The Discipline is usually more severe as
the bullying becomes worse.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME!!!
Discipline in school with regards to
bullying often comes in the shape of
detentions, suspensions and expulsions.
The Discipline is usually more severe as
the bullying becomes worse.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
True or False
Having a chance to show that you are
good at something may make you less
of a bully and/or less hurt by bullies.
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
YEAH!!!
When you have a chance to show off your
skills it is an excellent way to boost self
esteem which may help reduce bullying.
Figure out what it is you like to do and
work hard at; focus energy on positive
things!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
OH NO!!
When you have a chance to show off your
skills it is an excellent way to boost self
esteem which may help reduce bullying.
Figure out what it is you like to do and
work hard at; focus energy on positive
things!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
True or False
Empathy is the ability to put yourself in
someone else’s shoes and understand
how they are feeling.
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
RIGHT ON!!
When you try to be empathetic towards
kids who are being bullied you’ll be able
to see how hurt they are by what is
going on. Then you help put a stop to it!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG!!
Empathy is understanding how others
feel. When you try to be empathetic
towards kids who are being bullied you’ll
be able to see how hurt they are by
what is going on. Then you help put a
stop to it!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Television and music may promote
physical forms of bullying. Kids
are said to have witnessed 8000
deaths and 100,000 violent
conflicts by the time they are…
A.
B.
C.
12 years old
14 years old
17 years old
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
EXACTLY!!
By the age of 12 media influences may
teach kids to see fighting as a
legitimate way of solving social problems
instead of teaching them that there are
alternative ways to respond to conflict.
Don’t believe that it is acceptable to
behave the way your TV and Music
heroes do!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
TOO OLD!!
By the age of 12 media influences may
teach kids to see fighting as a
legitimate way of solving social problems
instead of teaching them that there are
alternative ways to respond to conflict.
Don’t believe that it is acceptable to
behave the way your TV and Music
heroes do!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
TOO OLD!!
By the age of 12 media influences may
teach kids to see fighting as a
legitimate way of solving social problems
instead of teaching them that there are
alternative ways to respond to conflict.
Don’t believe that it is acceptable to
behave the way your TV and Music
heroes do!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Being tolerant of those around
you will make you less likely to
be a bully. Tolerance is…
A.
B.
C.
Minding your own business
Treating other people the way you
want to be treated
Accepting others for who they are
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NO, BUT A GOOD IDEA!!
When you accept other people for who
they are and get to know kids from
different backgrounds, you will make
friends more easily. Others will see
this quality in you and you’ll find friends
are never in short supply.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NO, BUT GOOD IDEA!!
When you accept other people for who
they are and get to know kids from
different backgrounds, you will make
friends more easily. Others will see
this quality in you and you’ll find friends
are never in short supply
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
YOU BET!!
When you accept other people for who
they are and get to know kids from
different backgrounds, you will make
friends more easily. Others will see
this quality in you and you’ll find friends
are never in short supply
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
True or False
Working at feeling good about yourself
may lessen the pain of bullying.
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
YES!!
Improving self esteem helps in many ways.
Pick your strong points and build on
those qualities. It won’t make bullying
go away but you’ll be better prepared to
deal with it if you are feeling good
about yourself.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NO!!
Improving self esteem helps in many ways.
Pick your strong points and build on
those qualities. It won’t make bullying
go away but you’ll be better prepared to
deal with it if you are feeling good
about yourself.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
To raise awareness, anyone can
speak out against bullying, by:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Doing a project
Putting on a play
Creating a poster
All of the above
A &B
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
PARTLY, BUT THERE’S MORE!!
Creating awareness involves just getting
the message out, in any way, to as many
people as possible. That way there is a
greater chance of reducing the
occurrences of bullying, not just having
to deal with it after it has already
happened.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
PARTLY, BUT THERE’S MORE!!
Creating awareness involves just getting
the message out, in any way, to as many
people as possible. That way there is a
greater chance of reducing the
occurrences of bullying, not just having
to deal with it after it has already
happened.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
PARTLY, BUT THERE’S MORE!!
Creating awareness involves just getting
the message out, in any way, to as many
people as possible. That way there is a
greater chance of reducing the
occurrences of bullying, not just having
to deal with it after it has already
happened.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FOR SURE!!!
Creating awareness involves just getting
the message out, any way, to as many
people as possible. That way there is a
greater chance of reducing the
occurrences of bullying, not just having
to deal with it after it has already
happened.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
PARTLY, BUT THERE’S MORE!!
Creating awareness involves just getting
the message out, in any way, to as many
people as possible. That way there is a
greater chance of reducing the
occurrences of bullying, not just having
to deal with it after it has already
happened.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Reporting bullies to an adult
is an important way to help
stop bullying. Who should
report it?
A.
B.
C.
Innocent bystanders
The bully
The police
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
YOU GUESSED IT!!
The bystander is often in the best
position to report the bullying. They
aren’t directly involved but they see it
all happening. Usually the kids being
bullied are feeling too badly about the
whole thing to say anything. They need
the support of other kids.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOT LIKELY!!
The bystander is often in the best
position to report the bullying. They
aren’t directly involved but they see it
all happening. Usually the kids being
bullied are feeling too badly about the
whole thing to say anything. They need
the support of other kids.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOPE!
POLICE ARE REPORTED TO.
The bystander is often in the best
position to report the bullying. They
aren’t directly involved but they see it
all happening. Usually the kids being
bullied are feeling too badly about the
whole thing to say anything. They need
the support of other kids.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
If you are bullied, always
remember that it’s not
your…
A.
B.
C.
Fault
Battle
Only problem so don’t worry
about it
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
GREAT!!
It’s not your fault. No matter what you
say or do, nothing justifies being
bullied. You must deal with it to get it
to stop. Talk to someone about the
problem and get help working it out!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME!!
It’s not your fault. No matter what you
say or do, nothing justifies being
bullied. You must deal with it to get it
to stop. Talk to someone about the
problem and get help working it out!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME!!
It’s not your fault. No matter what you
say or do, nothing justifies being
bullied. You must deal with it to get it
to stop. Talk to someone about the
problem and get help working it out!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
If you aren’t comfortable
talking to your parents or
teachers about bullying you
can call…
A.
B.
C.
Phone Busters
Kids Help Phone
Bullies anonymous
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
NOT FOR BULLYING!
The Kids Help Phone is a toll-free, 24hour, bilingual and anonymous phone and
internet counseling service for children
and youth. At Kids Help Phone, there's
no such thing as a problem that's too
big, too small, too unimportant, too
serious, too embarrassing... too
anything. Call 1-800-668-6868
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
EXACTLY!!
The Kids Help Phone is a toll-free, 24hour, bilingual and anonymous phone and
internet counseling service for children
and youth. At Kids Help Phone, there's
no such thing as a problem that's too
big, too small, too unimportant, too
serious, too embarrassing... too
anything. Call 1-800-668-6868
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
DOSEN’T ACTUALLY EXIST!
The Kids Help Phone is a toll-free, 24hour, bilingual and anonymous phone and
internet counseling service for children
and youth. At Kids Help Phone, there's
no such thing as a problem that's too
big, too small, too unimportant, too
serious, too embarrassing... too
anything. Call 1-800-668-6868
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
What percentage of school
aged bullies have a criminal
record by age 24.
A.
B.
C.
30%
50%
60%
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
HIGHER!!
60% of kids who admitted to bullying
when they where younger ended up with
a criminal record by the age of 24.
Saddled with a criminal record your
chances of getting the job or volunteer
placement of your choice is unlikely!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
HIGHER!!
60% of kids who admitted to bullying
when they where younger ended up with
a criminal record by the age of 24.
Saddled with a criminal record your
chances of getting the job or volunteer
placement of your choice is unlikely!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
RIGHT ON!!
60% of kids who admitted to bullying
when they where younger ended up with
a criminal record by the age of 24.
Saddled with a criminal record your
chances of getting the job or volunteer
placement of your choice is unlikely!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
When bullying is permitted…
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
School becomes a prison sentence for targets
Kids pretend to be sick to stay home from school
Kids really become physically ill and need to stay home
All of the above
None of the above
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
THERE’S MORE
Some kids who are bullied feel that school
is like prison for them. They sometimes
pretend to be ill so they won’t have to
face the bully. Still others actually
become ill as a result of the stress of
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
THERE’S MORE
Some kids who are bullied feel that school
is like prison for them. They sometimes
pretend to be ill so they won’t have to
face the bully. Still others actually
become ill as a result of the stress of
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
THERE’S MORE
Some kids who are bullied would rather be
in prison than have to endure any more
bullying. They sometimes pretend to be
ill so they won’t have to face the bully.
Still others actually become ill as a
result of the stress of bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
EXACTLY!!
Some kids who are bullied feel that school
is like prison for them. They sometimes
pretend to be ill so they won’t have to
face the bully. Still others actually
become ill as a result of the stress of
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG!!
Some kids who are bullied feel that school
is like prison for them. They sometimes
pretend to be ill so they won’t have to
face the bully. Still others actually
become ill as a result of the stress of
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
True or False
Some targets see suicide as their only
escape from bullying.
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
CORRECT
Sadly, every year a number of young
people take their own lives because the
bullying has become more than they
could bear!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG, UNFORTUNATELY!
Sadly, every year a number of young
people take their own lives because the
bullying has become more than they
could bear!!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
How often does bullying occur
in Canadian schools?
A.
B.
C.
Once every seven minutes
Twice a day
Four times a week
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
RIGHT ON THE MARK!!
Unbelievably, every seven minutes
someone is the victim of bullying. When
you think about all the types of bullying
there are including physical,
psychological and emotional you can see
how it adds up.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
MORE OFTEN!!
Unbelievably, every seven minutes
someone is the victim of bullying. When
you think about all the types of bullying
there are including physical,
psychological and emotional you can see
how it adds up.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
MORE OFTEN!!
Unbelievably, every seven minutes
someone is the victim of bullying. When
you think about all the types of bullying
there are including physical,
psychological and emotional you can see
how it adds up.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
True or False
Kids who are bullied may be more likely to
have difficulty falling or staying asleep
and difficulty concentrating.
TRUE
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
FALSE
RIGHT!!
These are some of many symptoms of an
emotional state called Post Traumatic
Stress Disorder. Bullying is often
interpreted as a traumatic event with
similar emotional consequences!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG!!
These are some of many symptoms of an
emotional state called Post Traumatic
Stress Disorder. Bullying is often
interpreted as a traumatic event with
similar emotional consequences!
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
Adults often tell kids that
bullying is just ….
A.
B.
C.
Going to last for a short time
Part of growing up
A problem that the schools should deal
with on their own
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG !!!
Bullying is rarely short lived
Despite what some adults say, bullying is
not a normal part of growing up. In
fact, it can have a devastating effect on
the lives of kids who are bullied.
Everyone deserves to live free from
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
YOU’RE RIGHT,
THEY’RE WRONG
Despite what some adults say, bullying is
not a normal part of growing up. In
fact, it can have a devastating effect on
the lives of kids who are bullied.
Everyone deserves to live free from
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004
WRONG!!
Bullying is everyone’s problem
Despite what some adults say, bullying is
not a normal part of growing up. In
fact, it can have a devastating effect on
the lives of kids who are bullied.
Everyone deserves to live free from
bullying.
Provincial Constable Jennifer Wilks 2004