1. Unit 1
Lesson 1

2.  Bully- (v.) to treat abusively or to put in
wrong proper of use

3.  Physical
 Verbal
 Indirect
 Social
 Intimidation
 Cyber

4.  This type of bullying is when the bully would
hurt and injure the victim by
hitting, punching, kicking, pushing, etc.
 In elementary and middle schools, thirty and
a half percent of bullying is physical.

5.  This type of bullying involves calling the
victim hurtful names.
 This also includes making fun of religion,
ethnicity, social status (or popularity group),
the way they look, or disabilities they might
have.
 Forty-six and a half of verbal bullying
happens in elementary and middle schools.

6.  Indirect bullying is when the bully is not in
the victims face, but will spread rumors about
the victim.
 This can mean that the bully can tell any
secrets that the victim has told the bully.
Such as the bully can be the victims best
friend, but can tell their secrets.
 About eighteen and a half of this type of
bullying happens.

7.  This type of bullying is when the victim is
excluded from any games and fun that the
bullies are playing.
 This also can lead up to indirect bullying.

8.  This type of bullying is when the bully
threatened the victim. This can get the victim
frightened by the bully.
 This type can also lead up to the bully making
the victim do whatever the bully wants.

9.  This type of bullying can be done by texting,
messaging, and sending pictures.
 Basically this type of bullying involves
technology of electronic media.
 Four percent of cyber bullying happens today.

10.  Have you ever bullied someone using these
six types?
 Physical
 Verbal
 Indirect
 Social
 Intimidation
 Cyber