Let’s Discuss Act 2 of 7 – No Bullies in the Kingdom

November 11, 10:52 AMSchool Conflict Resolution ExaminerDebbie Dunn

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Act 2 - No Bullies in the Kingdom created with digital camera & Powerpoint

After watching the slideshow for Act 2 of the 7-Act play called “No Bullies in the Kingdom,” students will discuss the five main idea discussion questions for this act.

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Let’s discuss Act 2

1. Teacher asks: Super Spy Squirrel and Eagle both witnessed Lion and Tiger bullying Carl Coyote. If you should witness bullying-type behavior, what should you do?

Students Respond:
a. Make certain the victim is okay.

b. Get help for the victim if he or she is injured.

c. Offer your friendship to the victim.

d. Let the bully know it is NOT okay to be a bully.

e. Report the bullying to an adult.

2. Teacher asks: What 4 types of bully-type behavior did Lion and Tiger do to Carl Coyote?

Students Respond:
a. Lion and Tiger hit Coyote.

b. They kicked him.

c. They pushed him.

d. They called him names.

3. Teacher asks: Carl Coyote has been bullied by Lion and Tiger a lot. What should he do?

Students Respond:
a. Report the bullying to a grown-up, or in his case, an animal elder.

b. Visit a guidance counselor or therapist to get help dealing with the abuse.

c. Learn some techniques to not act or appear like a victim.

d. Make some friends so as to not be so isolated and such an easy target.

4. Teacher asks: Lion and Tiger bully Carl Coyote. What are some techniques he could use to not act or appear like a victim?

Students Respond:
a. Use good posture.

b. Make eye contact.

c. If he gets hit or kicked, attempt to giggle like it tickles instead of crying in front of them.

d. Smile from the heart.

e. Use a sense of humor to defuse the situation.

f. Get a support system of friends to watch his back.

g. Tell a grown-up.

5. Teacher asks: If Carl Coyote tells a grown-up, or in his case, an animal elder he is being bullied, would you call that tattling and snitching or responsible reporting. Why?

Students Respond:
a. Tattling and snitching is when you purposely try to get someone else in trouble.

b. Responsible Reporting is when you or others are being physically harmed and need the help of a grown-up.

c. Carl Coyote would be doing responsible reporting since he is reporting the bullying-type behavior of Lion and Tiger. He could be helping another animal not be bullied by them. He also would be getting help for himself since he obviously was not able to make them stop bullying him on his own.