Hear what real kids have to say about bullying and how it feels to get bullied BULLYING IS NOT OKAY! http://kidshealth.org/en/kids/talkabout-bullying.html?ref=search.

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Hear what real kids have to say about bullying and how it feels to get bullied BULLYING IS NOT OKAY! http://kidshealth.org/en/kids/talkabout-bullying.html?ref=search

What is Bullying?

Bullying Definition Bullying is repeatedly carrying out an act or verbalizing an action to attempt to dominate or intimidate another person.

Bullying is… Something that makes you feel bad or hurts. Something people do on purpose. Something that is hard for the person being bullied to stop. Something that happens more than once. Something that no one should let happen at school.

Types of Bullying: Social Bullying: involves spreading rumors, leaving people out on purpose, and breaking up friendships Verbal Bullying: name calling or teasing Physical Bullying: hitting, punching shoving Cyber Bullying: using the internet, cell phones, and other technologies to harm others

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