Here at Storyboard That, we have found that by using storyboards to create role-playing scenarios, students can better see the effects and characteristics of bullying. Through interactive lessons, you can help change student mindsets from “bullying is a problem” to “bullying is a problem, and I can do something about it”.
Types of Bullying: Example of Verbal Bullying | Help students identify the different types of bullying with storyboard examples
Storyboard Text
Slide: 1
Yo, Red, give me the ball. You can't play, you're a freak!
Slide: 2
How old are you, five? My baby sister still plays in a sandbox.
Slide: 3
Oh, look! It's Dora The Explorer!
Slide: 0
Verbal bullying is words directed at a person. Name calling, insults, teasing, intimidation, or making homophobic or racist remarks are forms of verbal abuse.