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Question
How do you recognise someone who bullies?
Options
Size – The person bullying is bigger than the person being bullied
Gender – Girls don’t bully, only boys do
Behaviour – They do something that hurts or harms another person
Age – It is always the older kids picking on the younger ones
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Solution
Behaviour – They do something that hurts or harms another person
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