Bullying
Season 2 Episode 3 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Kids share honest feelings and experiences about bullying and standing up for others.
Kids share personal stories about bullying, unfair treatment, and standing up for themselves and others. Honest conversations explore sadness, fear, and frustration while reminding children that bullying is never okay. The importance of speaking up, asking trusted adults for help, and continuing to seek support is reinforced throughout.
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I Feel is a local public television program presented by WKAR
Supported in part byMSU Federal Credit Union
Bullying
Season 2 Episode 3 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Kids share personal stories about bullying, unfair treatment, and standing up for themselves and others. Honest conversations explore sadness, fear, and frustration while reminding children that bullying is never okay. The importance of speaking up, asking trusted adults for help, and continuing to seek support is reinforced throughout.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipLet's talk about bullying.
Some of my friends they've been called bad names.
Maybe they're calling them a little kid.
I've had it happen before.
When I saw someone being treated unfairly, It made me feel a bit sad.
I feel like bullies just want a reaction.
Don't be afraid telling an adult, because you won't be thinking about anything else.
Telling an adult will help you express your feelings.
Someone was like, making it so that I couldn't line up in my line.
And so someone had to com and help me stand up for myself.
You should keep telling an adult until someone believes you and helps out.
Bullying is when someone hurts you on purpose by using mean word or actions over and over again.
It feels terrible.
You might feel like a teapo boiling over, ready to scream.
If bullying happens, tell a trusted adult and keep telling until it stops.
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