Journaling prompts designed to help children cope with bullying through self-reflection and emotional expression.

A colorful educational poster titled "Journaling Prompts to Cope with Bullying," featuring orange speech bubbles with questions like "What is your favorite thing about yourself?" and "Why do you think people become bullies?" on a blue background with a dotted border.

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- What is your favorite thing about yourself?
- What makes you happy?
- Describe a time when you felt that you were being bullied. How did it make you feel?
- Why do you think people become bullies?
- Why do you think that a bully chose to target you? Can you identify a famous person or adult you know who has similar traits? Write about them.
- What would you say to someone who is being bullied?
- What is your biggest fear about going to school?
- What can you do to help yourself if you are being bullied?
- Who can you talk to if you are being bullied?
- What would you like to tell someone who is bullying you?

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