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You see two students laughing and pointing at another student because of their clothes. The student being laughed at looks upset. What should you do?
Ignore it because it’s not your problem.
Tell the teacher that the students are teasing someone.
Laugh along with them to fit in.
Ask if the student is okay
During recess, a group of kids says to another student, “You can’t play with us because we don’t like you.” What should you do?
Laugh at the student who is being excluded.
Join in with the group and say the same thing.
Tell the group to be kind and invite the student to play.
Ignore the situation and walk away.
A classmate calls another student “dumb” during class. The student being called the name looks sad.
Go home and tell your parents
Ignore it because you don’t want to get involved.
Laugh and say it’s just a joke.
Tell the student who said it that name-calling isn’t nice.
You see a mean message about a classmate on social media. What should you do?
Tell a trusted adult about the post
Ignore it and keep scrolling.
Post something mean about the person back.
Like the post because it’s funny.
Your friend is being teased about their lunch because it’s different from the others. They look upset. What should you do?
Go home and tell your parents about it.
Join in and tease them too.
Do nothing and walk away.
Tell the others that teasing isn’t nice and ask them to stop
A new student is sitting alone during lunch and looks lonely. What should you do?
Tell your friends to ignore them.
Laugh at them for sitting alone.
Invite them to sit with you and your friends.
Leave them alone because you don’t know them.
You see a group of students bullying someone by making fun of their appearance. The student being bullied looks really sad. What should you do?
Join the bullies and make fun of the student too.
Pretend you didn’t see anything.
Walk away.
Tell a teacher or adult about what’s happening.
You see your friend being left out of a group activity. What should you do?
Tell your friend they shouldn’t feel bad about it.
Ignore it because it’s not your problem.
Ask your friend if they want to join your group
Tell your friend to just deal with it.
A classmate makes a mistake during a class presentation, and everyone starts laughing at them. What should you do?
Talk to the classmate later and say it’s not a big deal.
Tell the class to stop laughing
Laugh along with the group.
Ignore it and pretend nothing is happening.
You see a student push another student in the hallway, and the student who was pushed looks hurt. What should you do?
Tell an adult about what you saw so they can help.
Start a fight with the student who did the pushing.
Watch and see if anything else happens.
Ignore it and walk away.
