1. SunnySide Elementary School
Affects of Bulling
Jessica Morgan
SunnySide Elementary School
(870)

2. What is Bulling?
According to stopbulling.gov, Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance

3. Who is Affected by Bullying?
Bullying can happen to anyone, anywhere, at anytime, but there are certain groups who are more susceptive to the harassment than others.
Those who are perceived as different from their peers
Are depressed, anxious, or have low self esteem
Less popular
Do not get along well with others
Sexual orientation
Race

4. Social bullying also known as relational bullying
Types of Bullying
There are 5 major types of bullying
Verbal bullying
Social bullying also known as relational bullying
Physical bullying
Sexual bullying
Cyber bullying

5. Verbal Bullying
When children say mean or hurtful things to each other it is known as verbal bullying.
Name-calling
Insulting
Threatening
Mocking
Taunting
Teasing

6. Social Bullying
Children often use social aspects to bully others, either by hurting someone’s reputation or relationship.
Talking behind someone’s back
Spreading rumors and/or lies
Leaving someone out on purpose
Embarrassing someone in public
Telling others to ignore someone

7. Physical Bullying
When a child physically harms another it is known as physical bullying.
Hitting/kicking
Pushing
Stealing or Destroying someone’s property
Making mean or rude hand gestures

8. Calling someone a slut, whore, or other demeaning names
Sexual Bullying
When children use humiliating words to harm someone else or make unwanted sexual advances it is sexual bullying.
Calling someone a slut, whore, or other demeaning names
Vulgar gestures
Propositioning

9. The most Common forms of cyber bullying :
When children use technology to harass someone else it is referred to as cyber bullying.
The most Common forms of cyber bullying :
Cell phone
Chat rooms
Blogs
Social Media

10. Example of Bulling
Below is a clip from a popular movie titled “Mean Girls” this movie clip is a great example of teen bullying.
EXAMPLE of bullying

11. Warning Signs Being Bullied Bullying Others
Unexplained injuries
Lost or destroyed personal items
Frequent physical illness
Difficulty sleeping
Declining grades or loss of interest
Loss of friends
Depression
Mood swings
Wanting to avoid school or other social activities
Gets into physical or verbal fights
Hangs around other bullies
Discipline issues
Blames others for problems
Don’t accept responsibility for their actions
Worry about their popularity

12. Prevention Help kids understand bullying Communication
Model how to treat others with respect
Encourage children
Take action

13. 10 Books to promote anti-bullying
These books are a great way to help children understand what bullying is and how to prevent it.

14. Citation
Citation
(n.d.). Prevention at School. Retrieved October 29, 2016, from school/index.html
Helping Kids Deal With Bullies. (n.d.). Retrieved October 29, 2016, from