Why do kids treat each other differently? By Giana

12/19/2013

21 Comments

http://treatingpeopledifferently.weebly.com/

What do I know

I know that kid get treated different because of thing they have.

What do I want to know

How are people changing thing and will thing get better.

How will I find this

LOOking online
Reading books and find the answer.

What did I learn

I learned that bulling is not the right thing to do and if it happen stick up and get and adult.

What action will I take

I will tell people not to bully it is not the right thing to do.

What questions do I have

I want to know why do bullies are treating kid that wat.

Reflection
I learned that people are treating people differently just because of problem they have or what they where. Bulling is done in many different ways. One of the most painful aspects of bullying is that it is relentless. Most people can take one episode of teasing or name calling or being shunned at the mall. However, when it goes on and on, bullying can put a person in a state of constant fear. Bullies are at risk for problems, too. Bullying is violence, and it often leads to more violent behavior as the bully grows up. It's estimated that 1 out of 4 elementary-school bullies will have a criminal record by the time they are 30. Some teen bullies end up being rejected by their peers and lose friendships as they grow older. Bullies may also fail in school and not have the career or relationship success that other people enjoy.

21 Comments

Mrs. Bailey

1/5/2014 03:00:58 am

You have lots of passion for this topic. Your question is a hard one to answer, but you certainly gave lots of interesting ideas. Thanks for talking about kids with differences as being both bullied and bullies. All kids are really just kids. It's hard for adults to remember sometimes, too.
See if you can get your whole class or school to read the book Wonder by RJ Palacio. I think you would like it!

Giana

1/9/2014 04:50:05 am

THANK WE READ WONDER ALREADY IT WAS REALLY GOOD EVERY ONE LOVED THE BOOK.

Athena Child

1/7/2014 07:31:44 am

You have such a great topic for your project! You had so many interesting facts about bullying that fascinated me. For instance that 1 out of 4 elementary school bullies are likely to have a criminal record by the time that they are 30. And how some people get shunned in the mall. I love that word shunned. It is a great word to describe being ignored or gossiped about. I also like that you feel so passionate about stopping bullying that you decided to do you project on it. I think that you would really enjoy some movies on bullying like 'Mean Girls' It has some swear words and some inapropriate scenes but overall it is a great movie on how bullying affects people and how they think about themselves. As well as how bullies react to some situations in their little 'battle' with the victim. Once again, amazing job on your project and I cannot wait to see your others!

Giana

1/9/2014 04:51:58 am

Thank

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1/7/2014 07:39:07 am

Wow! You obviously have A LOT of passion for this project! Anybody who watches this video will probably get the point that YOU want to make a difference in the world about bulling. Your video was very moving and I loved it! Great job at making a difference by having that passion.
Keep up the great work! :)

Giana

1/9/2014 04:53:02 am

I will thanks.

Luna Lovegood link

1/7/2014 07:39:24 am

Wow! I think your project is a very serious matter and I should know because I'm a victim of it. I've gone through a lot of what you've talked about. Although I don't have allergies I still have gone through a life and death experience. Good job!

Giana

1/9/2014 04:54:51 am

Thanks I will keep up the good work and stop bulling farther.

Quin link

1/9/2014 06:13:12 am

Dear Giana,
I really like the way you put those videos on your website. I am glad there are no bullies :( at my school :) . Are there any bullies at your school?
From, Quin

Giana

5/12/2014 03:33:10 am

There are no bullies at this school and there were bullies at the other school.

Celeste

1/21/2014 03:29:03 am

You have a very good topic and did very good on the articles. By far the best video ever ;]

Giana

5/12/2014 03:21:01 am

Thank you I will keep up the good work and keep trying.

Myrical Ramos

1/21/2014 04:03:18 am

Since Kindergarten I to have been through the bullying but unlike Luna Lovegood I learned to face my problems and not run away from them. So I just told the teacher or a parent around me and my problem was solved! I have not been bullied since the 5th grade!! It has been 2 years since the last time I was bullied!!! Thank you Giana for the extra information that I may need in the future!!! :) ;)

Giana

5/12/2014 03:23:31 am

Thank you and I am sorry for you.

Kenna

1/27/2014 04:11:14 am

Your website is amazing and I think it's cool your trying to stop bullying

Giana

5/12/2014 03:22:31 am

Thanks I am trying to make a difference.

Mayonnaise

2/3/2014 06:12:35 am

I think you're right because it's not right to get bullied because you have a disability, people call you names and more people start calling that person the name over and over again can bring you down, I totally agree with you and I would like you to talk more about it and visit schools and talk about it cause it can make a difference in there lives and really gets into them and like help them want to do something like this to stop bullying this really meant something and I wish I could do something like this cause it's helpful and awsome

Giana

5/12/2014 03:31:52 am

thank you and I would love if someone did that to try and stop bullying along the course of time.

Angela link

2/20/2014 03:51:14 am

Hi! I'm Angela and I'm from Mr.Hodges 5th grade cass in Shakerag Elementary school. I have to agree to try to stop bullying because bullying is just the wrong thing to do and what is your plan to stop bullying?

Giana

5/12/2014 03:27:37 am

My plan is to show people why this is the wrong thing and stick up for people.

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11/8/2024 02:57:23 am

I really enjoyed reading your post on why kids treat each other differently. It's fascinating to consider the different factors that contribute to how children interact with one another, whether it's social dynamics, family influences, or even media exposure. I agree with your point that children often mimic behaviors they've observed, and how peers can be highly influential in shaping self-esteem and self-worth at a young age.