Stand up : bullying prevention

Examines bullying by exclusion or ganging up, what it is, why people bully, how to get help, and how to rebuild self-esteem.

"Bullying can happen to anyone, but it often happens to kids who are somehow different from their peers. Being a member of a minority or having a disability can make a child a target for bullying. Learn how to resist bullying practices, such as exclusion or rumor"--Publisher.

Examines what bullying is, the effects of bullying, and how to deal with an adult bully.

Examines what bullying is and how an anti-bullying club may help with prevention.

Bullies aren t always enemies, sometimes they can be close friends. But what can a kid do when speaking up may ruin a cherished friendship? There are several approaches that can be taken, from speaking with the friend about his behavior to buddying up and more. With these savvy tips provided in a sensitive manner, kids will learn how to influence others for the better.

Sibling rivalry isn t always harmless. Even though all brothers and sisters fight sometimes, this fighting can escalate to bullying. Living in the same house with a bully can be very difficult. It can also be hard to talk to family members about these issues. Instructive text and up-to-date anti-bullying tips provide readers with the tools they need to confront sibling bullying.

With texting, emailing, and social media accessible via smartphones, bullying is more difficult to avoid than ever before. But kids don t need to feel trapped by or scared of their smartphones. This volume teaches students how to handle bullies in this technological age, stay safe, and even prevent bullying.

Featuring full-color photographs and Web sites, this book discusses statistics about bullying in schools, the effects of bullying, and why people may bully or become targets of bullies.

Featuring full-color photographs and Web sites, this book describes how to create a respectful bully-free environment.