Story: You're an eighth grader. You have lots of friends, and you tend to "go along" with what they want. Today, some guys have pinned a sixth grader against a locker and are kicking him. A crowd has gathered around. Your friends want to watch. They're laughing and encouraging the guys to kick the sixth grader even more.

Question # 1: In a few sentences, what could you do to help stop the bullying?

Question #2: In a few sentences, do you think your actions would be helpful? Why or why not?

1. I would stand up for the sixth grader. It wouldn't matter if my friends would hate me after or not be my friend anymore. That also shows their "Fake Friends". Real friends wouldn't hurt other people. It doesn't matter if that kid is a sixth grader or not, were all the same. And there's a life at risk if nobody does anything. Imagine if that was you. Suffering all because these kids think their "cool", you would like someone to help you right? So, stand up for the Sixth Grader, stop the fighting, and save a life.

2. Yes, I tink my actions would be helpful because, if it means to help a kid out of bullying and fighting and help them survive it wouldn't matter what others think. Bulying/fighting doesn't solve anything it just makes it worse. If you stand up, there are more chances to help stop this from happining.

Hope this helps :)

1- you could tell the teacher/princable and or stand up for the sixth grader

Explanation:

2 the actions would be helpful becasue this would have teachers alert

Have a good day

one time i was looking at my neighbors screen door to see if the door was open i was squinting like a fool for 10 minutes before realizing he was starring back i then died from embarrassment and am now typing this from the ghost world