Educational worksheet on bullying for classroom use.

Let’s go step by step to solve this worksheet.

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First, we need to write a letter to the head teacher about bullying. The student is upset because classmates are calling them names and ignoring them. They want help but don’t know what to do.

We’ll use the plan given:

Plan:
1. Who is writing? → A student (you can pick a name like “Alex”)
2. What happened? → Classmates call you names and ignore you
3. How do you feel? → Sad, lonely, scared
4. What do you want? → Help from the teacher

Now let’s write the letter using that plan.

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Next, we have to answer questions based on the letter.

The letter says:
> Dear Mr X,
> I am a student at your school. I’m writing this letter because I don’t know who else to turn to. I have problems at school. Last year my classmates were nice to me. But now they call me names and ignore me. They say I’m stupid and ugly. Sometimes they push me in the hallway. I tried talking to them but it didn’t work. I don’t understand why they do this. I’m very sad and lonely. I don’t want to come to school anymore. Please help me. One of the teachers told me to talk to you. I hope you can help. Thank you for reading my letter. Yours sincerely, Alex

Now answer the questions:

1. Why is the student writing?
→ Because they’re being bullied and don’t know who else to ask for help.

2. What did the classmates do last year?
→ They were nice.

3. What do they do now?
→ Call names, ignore, push.

4. How does the student feel?
→ Sad, lonely, doesn’t want to come to school.

5. What does the student want?
→ Help from the head teacher.

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Then, decide if these statements are True or False:

a) The student has always been bullied. → False (last year they were nice)

b) The student talked to the bullies. → True (“I tried talking to them”)

c) The student wants to quit school. → True (“I don’t want to come to school anymore”)

d) The teacher told the student to write to the head. → True (“One of the teachers told me to talk to you”)

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Now complete sentences with correct verb forms:

Example:
“I ___ (be) a student.” → “I am a student.”

So:

1. I ___ (write) this letter because... → am writing

2. My classmates ___ (call) me names. → call

3. They ___ (say) I’m stupid. → say

4. I ___ (try) talking to them. → tried

5. I ___ (not want) to come to school. → don’t want

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Complete the sentence: BULLIED or UNBULLIED?

“If someone calls you names and pushes you, you are ___.” → BULLIED

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Match words to definitions:

Words: choose, refuse, attack, influence

Definitions:

- To pick something → choose

- To say no → refuse

- To hurt someone physically → attack

- To change how someone thinks or acts → influence

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Final Answer:

Letter:

Dear Mr X,
I am a student at your school. I’m writing this letter because I don’t know who else to turn to. I have problems at school. Last year my classmates were nice to me. But now they call me names and ignore me. They say I’m stupid and ugly. Sometimes they push me in the hallway. I tried talking to them but it didn’t work. I don’t understand why they do this. I’m very sad and lonely. I don’t want to come to school anymore. Please help me. One of the teachers told me to talk to you. I hope you can help. Thank you for reading my letter.
Yours sincerely,
Alex

Answers to questions:

1. Because they’re being bullied and don’t know who else to ask for help.
2. They were nice.
3. Call names, ignore, push.
4. Sad, lonely, doesn’t want to come to school.
5. Help from the head teacher.

True/False:

a) False
b) True
c) True
d) True

Verb forms:

1. am writing
2. call
3. say
4. tried
5. don’t want

Sentence completion:
If someone calls you names and pushes you, you are BULLIED.

Word matching:

- choose → to pick something
- refuse → to say no
- attack → to hurt someone physically
- influence → to change how someone thinks or acts