1. Are you ready to test your knowledge and practice your new skills? Let’s get started! Click the red button to begin

2. Morro and Jasp came to visit your school and talk to you about bullying. This is your chance to show your teacher how much you remember about the play. You will need:  Some paper and a pencil *Remember to write your answers down before moving onto the next slide! Are you ready? Are you set? Is your thinking cap on? Click the red button to begin!

3. Question # 1 Who is Who? Click on the names that are in the correct order from left to right Morro and JaspJasp and Morro

4. Oops! Try Again… To go back, click the red button.

5. Correct! Wit Ness chose Morro to play the Bully and Jasp to play the Victim. Ready for the next question? Click the red button

6. Question # 2 Why did Wit Ness call on Morro and Jasp for help? (Don’t peek! Write down your answer before moving on) Ready to see how you did? Click the red button for the right answer!

7. Wit Ness wanted to be a hero and stop his school bully from bullying his classmates, but he didn’t know how! So he called on friends, Morro and Jasp, to help him. So, how did you do? Was your answer close? Ready for the next question? Here we go! Click on the red button.

8. Question # 3 Can you list 4 ways that Morro bullied Jasp in the play? (No peeking! Write down your answers before moving on!) Are you ready? How many did you remember? Bonus points for anyone who has more than 4 on their list! Is that you? Click the red button for the answers!

9.  Scares Jasp by sneaking up behind and yelling “BOO”  Pulls down Jasp’s pants.  Passes a note to Jasp and gets her sent to the principals office.  Steals Jasp’s rice crispy snacks.  Taunts and teases Jasp.  Tries to start a fight with Jasp.  Calls Jasp mean names.  Makes fun of Jasp to other students. How did you do? Here we go! Last question! Click the red button…

10. Question # 4 Suddenly, Wit Ness called “stop” and quickly ended Morro and Jasp’s play. He talks to Morro and Jasp about why he stopped the play and the three of them make an important decision. Why did Wit Ness stop the play? What did the clowns and Wit agree to do before restarting the performance? Take a minute, and really think about what happened when Wit stopped the play! Ready? Lets see how you did! Click the red button…

11. Wit Ness quickly stops the play when Morro tries get Jasp to fight her. He did not want to see any more bullying. He had hoped to stop the bullying but didn’t know how. Morro and Jasp encouraged Wit to keep trying. They suggested replaying the last scene but agreed to work together and do something to address the bullying in the play! Wow, that was a lot to remember. Congratulations! Click the red button to begin Part 2…

12. BULLY Lets take what we learned with Morro and Jasp and expand our understanding of bullying Click the red button to begin

13. There are many different types of bullying. Work together in small groups to create a list of bullying behaviours for each of the following categories. Can you categorize Morro’s behaviours? (Think back to the third quiz question in Part 1). Click on the buttons to check your answers Physical Bullying Verbal Bullying Social Bullying Cyber Bullying Click the red button to move on…

14. Physical Bullying KickingHitting TrippingPushing Stealing Spitting Breaking someone’s personal property BACK

15. Verbal Bullying Name Calling Making Threats Taunting or Teasing Making comments about someone’s appearance, culture or religion BACK

16. Spreading Rumours Gossiping Excluding or Ignoring Make someone look foolish Using friends to hurt someone Social Bullying BACK

17. Cyber Bullying Using technology to hurt someone -Emails -Text Messages -Social Networking Websites By sending threatening messages, posting embarrassing pictures or creating web pages to make fun of them BACK

18. If you are being bullied or know someone who is being bullied remember to be W.I.S.E. Click on the letters to learn how to protect yourself from bullying! Once you have reviewed all of the W.I.S.E. steps, click the red button to move onto the next part

19. stands for Walk Away! W stands for Walk Away! Never stay in a situation where you might get hurt Click on the video to begin BACK

20. Click on the video to beginBACK

21. stands for Stay Strong and S stands for Stay Strong and find Safety in Numbers Stand up straight; look the person in the eye and speak in friendly but firm voice. This shows that you Do Not want to fight and that you mean what you say. Also, find allies. There is power in numbers, but Do Not get violent! Be assertive, Do Not be aggressive! BACK Helping a Friend – Strength in Numbers VIDEO CLIP Helping a Friend – Strength in Numbers VIDEO CLIP Please give the video a few seconds to load. The video will open in a new window.

22. stands for exercise humour! E stands for exercise humour! Humour gets a bully off balance! Allow the bully to laugh along with you, not at you! Click on the video to begin BACK

23. Divide into four groups; quickly review the following questions  How did Jasp react to Morro’s bullying tactics (Refer to the list of Morro’s behaviours)  What are the 4 different categories of bullying?  Why is it important to walk away from a bully?  What is important to remember when using strength in numbers against bullying? Instructions: 1) The teacher will assign a letter to each group. 2) Create a short skit that presents the worst-case scenario (as described under your groups assigned letter) and find a solution demonstrating the W.I.S.E. steps. 3) Each group must present their skit to the class. When you are ready to begin, click the red button

24. Group A A victim gets an email from a bully threatening to spread embarrassing rumours around school. Group B A bully follows a victim down the school hallway, calling them names and pushing them. Group C A bully gathers a group of students to exclude a victim from participating in a game at recess. Group D A victim arrives at school. Everyone is laughing and pointing. A bully has posted online and at school, an embarrassing picture of the victim. Click the red button when everyone is ready to perform

25. Schoolhouse Theatre Presents The Bully Show THE END

26. Thank you for all your hard work and great ideas! Remember to be W.I.S.E. and agree to do something next time you see bullying!