“We haven´t learn to behave as brothers”

Martín Luther King

Did you know?

O The word “bully” used to mean the total

opposite of what it means now.

O Five hundred years ago, it meant friend,

family member or sweetheart.

O The root of the word comes from the

Dutch boel, meaning lover or brother.

Bullying can be...

O One person making fun of another.

O One person trying to beat up another.

O A group of people ganging up against

others.

The three types with examples

Physical

Bullying

Verbal

Bullying

Relationship

Bullying

Hitting, Kicking, or

Pushing someone

Stealing, Hiding or

ruining someone's

things

Making someone do

something he or she

doesn't want to do

Name calling

Teasing

Insulting

Refusing to talk to

someone

Spreading lies and

rumors about someone

Making someone feel

left out or rejected

What to do “In the moment”

Ignore them! Pretend you

didn’t hear them

Don’t even look

at them

Don’t Cry Don’t get angry Don’t show

them that you

are upset

Talk about it to

someone else

Write it down so

you don’t forget

to tell someone

Respond to the

Bully evenly

and firmly

More ways to stop

O If you are having a hard time feeling good

about yourself, explore ways to boost your

self-esteem.

O If you feel like you’re having trouble controlling

your feelings, especially anger, talk to a

school counselor about it.

Ask yourself these questions.

O Does it make you feel better to hurt other

people or take their things?

O Are you bigger and stronger than other

people your age? Do you sometimes use

your size and strength to get your way?

CREDITSO Ivan Leonardo Bejarano Ramirez

O Rogelio Antonio Campiño Cadavid

O Jose Santiago Barragan Chaparro