Dealing with Bullying Flashcards

Grade 2 · Health · Flashcards

Review key words and ideas about bullying, kindness, and how to stay safe.

Flashcards

Bullying: Repeatedly hurting, scaring, or being mean to someone on purpose — it is never okay and never the victim's fault
Physical bullying: Bullying that hurts someone's body, like hitting, kicking, pushing, or taking someone's things
Verbal bullying: Bullying with mean words, name-calling, threatening, or hurtful teasing
Social bullying: Bullying that hurts friendships, like leaving someone out on purpose or spreading rumors
Cyberbullying: Bullying that happens online or through phones and computers — it is still bullying even if it happens on a screen
Upstander: Someone who sees bullying and does something helpful — like standing with the person or getting an adult
Bystander: Someone who sees bullying but does not help — bystanders can choose to become upstanders
Trusted adult: A grown-up you trust and feel safe telling your problems to, like a parent, teacher, or counselor
Respect: Treating all people with kindness and fairness — the way you would want to be treated
Empathy: Understanding how someone else feels — helps you be kind and care about others
Confidence: Believing in yourself — using a strong, calm voice helps when standing up to a bully
Safe space: A place where everyone feels protected, included, and treated with kindness
Kindness: Being friendly, caring, and helpful to others — small acts of kindness can make a big difference