Curriculum
The Victim
You are not alone
If you are getting bullied, YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
It happens to more kids than you think - girls and boys of all ages, sizes, and backgrounds.
Please know that none of this is your fault.
And please know that it doesn't have to be this way.
Why you should tell someone
If you are getting bullied, you might not tell anyone because you:
While this is understandable, you should know that bullying is never acceptable. It needs to be brought to light so it can be stopped. So tell a trusted friend or adult. Otherwise, the bullying is likely to continue - and you and others will continue to be impacted by its devastating effects.
How bullying hurts: The harmful effects of being bullied
If you are getting bullied, you might:
If you experience any of these things, please tell a parent, teacher, or trusted adult immediately - they can and will help you.
You have friends and adults around you that can help stop the bullying.
Stand strong: How to respond to bullying
When faced with demands from bullies, don't give in - that only rewards the bully and makes him or her want to continue the bullying.
And don't retaliate - that may provoke the bully and lead to violence.
Instead, try to respond with self-confidence and assertiveness. YOU have the power to stop the bullying.
Here are some specific ways that will help you Stand Strong in the face of bullying:
Stand strong: 3 more response options
If you are getting bullied, you have several other ways that you can respond:
Remember, YOU ARE NOT ALONE.