1. There is no safety in silence
Bullying Prevention
There is no safety in silence

2. What do YOU think Bullying is

3. What is Bullying? Unwanted, aggressive behavior Repeated behavior
Real (or thought to be real) power imbalance

4. Who is involved? Target: student being bullied
Witness: student who saw another student being bullied
Student Exhibiting Bullying Behavior: student who has been doing bullying behavior

5. Types of Bullying Physical Verbal Social/Relational
Electronic or Written Communication

6. Involves hurting a person’s body or property
Physical Bullying
Involves hurting a person’s body or property
Hitting
Kicking
Pinching
Spitting
Tripping
Pushing
Taking or Breaking someone’s things
Making mean or rude hand gestures

7. Verbal Bullying Saying mean things Teasing Name-Calling
Inappropriate comments
Threatening to cause harm

8. Social/Relational Bullying
Involves hurting someone’s reputation or relationships
Leaving someone out on purpose
Telling your friends not to be friends with someone
Spreading rumors
Embarrassing someone

9. Electronic or Written Communication
Takes place through written message or any electronic technology
Mean text messages or s
Rumors sent by or posted online
Embarrassing pictures, videos, websites, or fake profiles

10. https://hobart-in.safeschoolsalert.com/
Bullying Video

11. How do I report it? Tell an adult right away! Our school website:

12. Bullying Checklist
/cms/lib/IN /Centricity /Domain/854/BULLYING%20 ASSESSMENT%20CHECKLIST %20updated.pdf

14. So what does Bullying Look Like?
Let’s see some examples!

15. MOP & 4 A’s
“Let’s All Follow MOP!”