Series Bullying: "The Scary Guy" on Bullying Part 3

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"The Scary Guy" on Bullying Part 3

"The Scary Guy" on Bullying Part 3

Lesson Objective: The giant, tattooed "Scary Guy" talks to parents about bullying
Grades K-12 / Parents / Bullying
14 MIN

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Discussion and Supporting Materials

Thought starters

  1. According to Scary, how might parents and other adults unintentionally teach behaviors that lead to bullying?
  2. What is shared as the most significant thing for parents to do if their child is crying, sad, or angry?
  3. Why does "ignoring a problem" not work?

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