1. STOP WALK TALK School Wide Bully Prevention
POLK EXPECT RESPECT
STOP WALK TALK
School Wide Bully Prevention

2. Polk Pioneers EXPECT RESPECT
Know the 3 Step Process
STOP
WALK
TALK

3. Social Responsibility (when you feel targeted)
STOP WALK TALK
Social Responsibility (when you feel targeted)
Stop
Walk
Talk
All Settings
Firm hand signal
Eye Contact
Clear Voice
Hands at side
Turn half-way
Walk towards others
If problem continues, report to adult

4. The STOP Signal

5. WALK AWAY

6. TALK: report problem to adults
Adults will ask you what the problem is
They will ask you if you said “stop”
They will ask you if you “walked away” calmly

7. When someone else uses STOP WALK TALK
…even when you don’t think you did anything wrong…even if you think the other student is just trying to get you in trouble…
Stop what you are doing
Take a deep breath and count to three
Go on with your day

8. How will staff respond STOP WALK TALK
Adults will thank you for coming to them
They will ask you what the problem is
They will ask if you said “stop”
They will ask if you “walked away” calmly
They will practice STOP WALK TALK

9. TALK vs. Tattle Talking Tattling
When you tried to solve the problem yourself and have used “stop” and “walk” step first:
Did you request “stop”?
Did you “walk” away?
Tattling
When you do not use the “stop” and “walk” steps before “talking” to an adult
When your goal is to get the other person in trouble

10. STOP WALK TALK Group Practice
Scenario: John says something rude to Sally.
Scenario: Joey steals the ball that Fred is playing with.