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You might think bullying is fun or makes you cool, but think about it. What s fun or cool about hurting someone? Name calling, tripping someone, laughing at them, leaving them out, ignoring them it really says more about you than them. Think about new ways to respond that don t involve bullying. Think it s no big deal. Bullying means hurting someone else on purpose. It might seem like maybe you are just having some fun, that unless someone is crying, that no one is being hurt. But even when there are no tears, kids are getting hurt. When someone is hurt - they feel sad, scared, and alone. Is that how someone should feel? pacerkidsagainstbullying.org bully411@pacer.org

think adults don t care about bullying. Adults care a lot. They want all kids to feel safe. A lot of bullying happens when they are not around. If adults see bullying or hear from another student that bullying is happening, there will be consequences. Who really wants to go to the principal s office? think that some kids deserve it. No one deserves to be bullied. Hurting someone for ANY reason is wrong. Kids who look or act different deserve to be treated with the same respect as everyone else. Really, aren t we all different from each other in some way? 2

are frustrated or unhappy with someone else. There are many ways to handle feelings. Talking with someone is one idea parents, adults at school or a friend or even the other kid. What are other ways to deal with frustration or being mad? want to make sure they stay part of a group. Who really wants to be known as one of the mean kids? When someone supports the kid bullying by simply going along with what s happening, they become a bully, too. What about being in the group of those kids that stand against bullying? 3

want to feel powerful or in control of other kids. Bullying is never cool. Using cruel words or your fists to bring someone down is NEVER going to bring you up. Sometimes kids that bully get control just because the other kids are scared of them, not because they want to be their friend. What are other ways to make you feel good about yourself? are jealous of someone. Jealously is something almost everyone feels. It s okay to wish that you were as smart as someone else, as good of soccer player, or to be as popular. It s not okay to bully someone else to make yourself feel better. How about working on what you are good at and becoming even better? 4

are looking for attention. Bullying will get you attention the kind you don t want. Kids who bully often get sent to the principal s office, are not allowed to go out at recess, may have to stay after school, or are sometimes not allowed to come to school at all. How about seeking positive attention by helping someone? have been bullied by someone else. Bullying someone else will NOT make it better. Hurting someone is never the answer. In fact, it will probably make things worse as you will be seen as the problem. It is important to tell someone what is happening, so that they can help make it stop. How about becoming someone who stands against bullying? 5

You can stop yourself from bullying. It s important that you stop bullying. Here s how to show you re really in control. Find an adult you trust and start talking. Whether it s your mom or dad, a teacher, school counselor, or another trusted grown-up, tell them about what s going on and ask for help. You can deal with the reasons you bully and find better ways to treat others. You want cool? That s cool. 6