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Listen to the students' definition of bullying.

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Learn more about what bullying is! Watch these videos in which students share their thoughts.

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Learn more about what bullying is! Watch these videos in which students share their thoughts. RocketKids delivers character education, life-skill learning, and growth mindset videos and lessons to classrooms and homes. Our content is for kids, by kids.

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Bullying is a disrespectful action that is intentional in making a person or persons feel afraid, embarrassed, and/or disrespectful.

Bullying has 3 things in common.

1.  Intentional

2. Repeated

3. Difference in power

Bully word. No attribution required. Pixabay.com.

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Read the scenario below and decide if it fits the definition of bullying.

Every day Henry (a 7th grader) waits outside the school gate. When Liam (a 6th grader) tried to walk past him, Henry will not let him and keeps blocking him. Liam is forced to take the long way home.

Is this an example of bullying? Remember does this scenario have these 3 things.

1. Intentional

2. Repeated

3. Difference in power

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Read the scenario below and decide if it fits the definition of bullying.

Tom is new to the school. No one has asked him to play with them and come of the kids are making fun of Tom's glasses?

Is this an example of bullying? Remember does this scenario have these 3 things.

1. Intentional

2. Repeated

3. Difference in power

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What are the 4 different types of bullying?

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What are the 4 different types of bullying?

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Bullying classification by Imron Rosyidi is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

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Using technology to hurt or threaten someone

“Girl on computer used by permission of Discovery Education.”

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Using words to hurt or threaten someone.

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Bullying can occur at school, at community locations, and online through social media sites.

Based on 2014 study by the Center for Disease Control and Department of Education have found the most common location of bullying.

classroom (29.3%)

hallways or lockers (29%)

cafeteria (23.4%)

PE class (19.5%)

bathroom (12.2%)

playground or recess (6.2%)

“Students sitting in groups used by permission of Discovery Education.”

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[Scenario Learning]. (2012, March 5). SafeSchools Alert: What is Bullying? [Video File]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUAbAKee0Cw

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.  (n.d.). Facts About Bullying. Retrieved October 01, 2017, from https://www.stopbullying.gov/media/facts/index.html

What is Bullying - Videos. (2017). Retrieved October 01, 2017, from http://www.pacerkidsagainstbullying.org/kab/what-is-bullying/what-is-bullying-videos/

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Hurting someone's feelings or friendships.

Bullying Vicky by Twentyfour students is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

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Common location of bullying in schools - Hallways 

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Common location of bullying in schools - Hallways 

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"Wide shot of a school hallway used by permission of Discovery Education."

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Using force to hurt someone or their belongings.

Bullying-739607 by Pimkle is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

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Watch this video to review bullying