(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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I-I believe in you.
I believe in myself.
G-USE MANNERS!
B-7 in 10 youth experience bullying
N-DONATE!
B-Why Bully?
To gain a sense of power among their classmates. To get attention or become popular. They are scared, so they try to scare others to hide their feelings. They are unhappy and take it out on others.
I-I am resilient.
G-BE MINDFUL!
N-SAY HELLO!
SAY GOODBYE!
I-I respect you.
G-RESPECT YOURSELF AND YOUR OTHERS!
N-HOLD OPEN THE DOOR FOR SOMEONE!
G-EDUCATE YOURSELF.
O-Don't waste your time on negative habits!
N-SHARE A COMPLIMENT!
O-Seek out trusted adults!
G-BE HUMBLE!
B- A vast 71% of youth between 12 and 17 years old disclosed facing at least one instance of bullying over the past year.
O-Use the resources in our school-like your Social Worker, CYW, Guidance Counsellor...
B-When bystanders intervene, the bullying stopped within 10 seconds.
O-Talk to your friends.
B-89% of Canadian teachers see cyberbullying as a top concern.
B-Social bullying is more covert and can often happen behind a victim’s back. It aims to harm a person’s social reputation or cause humiliation.
G-THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK.
B-Being bullied is more common among girls than boys – approximately 1 in 3 Canadian girls are bullied
I-I am strong.
I-I have a purpose.
B-No matter what sort of bully they are, they have not learned to be kind, compassionate, or respectful.