Bullying Worksheet
Using this Bullying Worksheet, students write a description explaining how the person could have reacted in a kind way rather than a mean way.
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How to teach Bullying
Using this Bullying Worksheet, students write a description explaining how the person could have reacted in a kind way rather than a mean way.
As teachers, it’s our responsibility to help students through difficult times. This worksheet gives our students an opportunity to understand how to handle a situation in a kind way.
Students look at the pictures provided and decide what is happening. Then, students describe how the situation could be handled in a kind way.
Other resources to use with this Bullying Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about Bullying.
Use this Bullying Bobby – Reading Comprehension Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by watching the Have Fun Teaching Hey Bully Song. Engage your students in a conversation about what makes someone a bully. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner.
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