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Understanding Bullying Types

Understanding Bullying Types

Students showing kindness and respect

🤝 Part 1: What is Bullying?

1. In your own words, write what you think bullying means:
2. Circle the correct definition of bullying:

A one-time argument between friends

When someone keeps hurting, upsetting, or frightening others on purpose

Accidentally bumping into someone

Playing a game roughly

📋 Part 2: Types of Bullying (Ngā Momo Torohe)

3. Match each type of bullying with its correct example:
1. Physical Bullying
2. Verbal Bullying
3. Social Bullying
4. Cyberbullying
A. Sending mean messages online
B. Hitting or pushing someone
C. Excluding someone from a group
D. Name-calling and threats
4. Tick all the examples that show bullying behaviour:

Repeatedly calling someone hurtful names

Helping someone who dropped their books

Deliberately leaving someone out of activities every day

Sharing someone's private photos without permission

Saying "please" and "thank you"

Pushing someone in the hallway on purpose

🏠 Part 3: Hauora and Bullying (Te Whare Tapa Whā)

5. Fill in the blanks about how bullying affects our hauora (wellbeing):

Taha Tinana (Physical Health): Bullying can cause ____________ pain, headaches, and trouble ____________.

Taha Hinengaro (Mental Health): Bullying can make people feel ____________, worried, and ____________.

Taha Whānau (Social Health): Bullying can damage ____________ and make people feel ____________.

Taha Wairua (Spiritual Health): Bullying can affect someone's sense of ____________ and ____________.

6. Which aspect of hauora is most affected by cyberbullying? Circle one and explain why:

Taha Tinana (Physical)

Taha Hinengaro (Mental/Emotional)

Taha Whānau (Social)

Taha Wairua (Spiritual)

🎨 Part 4: Creating Safe Spaces

7. Draw or describe a safe place where you could go if you or someone else was being bullied:
8. List three trusted adults you could talk to about bullying:

💪 Part 5: Taking Action

9. If you saw someone being bullied, what could you do to help? Write three safe strategies:
10. True or False: Circle the correct answer for each statement:

True / False: It's okay to bully someone if they bullied you first.

True / False: Telling a trusted adult about bullying is the right thing to do.

True / False: Cyberbullying only happens on social media.

True / False: Manaakitanga means caring for and respecting others.

11. Complete this sentence about manaakitanga and preventing bullying:

We can show manaakitanga in our school by ________________________________

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