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    The document appears to be an exit ticket for students in grades 6-8 about bullying. It asks students to identify their school counselors and two things counselors do. It also asks students to define bullying, identify scenarios as bullying or not, list the three people involved in bullying situations, and the most powerful person. Finally, it asks students to identify the four types of bullying, why people bully, what to do if being bullied, and what to do if witnessing bullying.

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    The document appears to be an exit ticket for students in grades 6-8 about bullying. It asks students to identify their school counselors and two things counselors do. It also asks students to define bullying, identify scenarios as bullying or not, list the three people involved in bullying situations, and the most powerful person. Finally, it asks students to identify the four types of bullying, why people bully, what to do if being bullied, and what to do if witnessing bullying.

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    The document appears to be an exit ticket for students in grades 6-8 about bullying. It asks students to identify their school counselors and two things counselors do. It also asks students to define bullying, identify scenarios as bullying or not, list the three people involved in bullying situations, and the most powerful person. Finally, it asks students to identify the four types of bullying, why people bully, what to do if being bullied, and what to do if witnessing bullying.

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    The document appears to be an exit ticket for students in grades 6-8 about bullying. It asks students to identify their school counselors and two things counselors do. It also asks students to define bullying, identify scenarios as bullying or not, list the three people involved in bullying situations, and the most powerful person. Finally, it asks students to identify the four types of bullying, why people bully, what to do if being bullied, and what to do if witnessing bullying.

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    The document discusses bullying prevention and having students complete an exit ticket to assess their knowledge on bullying and the roles of school counselors.

    The exit ticket aims to evaluate students' understanding of who the school counselors are, what they do, and examples of bullying situations.

    Physical, emotional, social, and cyberbullying are mentioned.

    Name:_________________________________ Grade: 6 7 8 EXIT TICKET

    1.) Who are your school counselors?

    2.) What are 2 things your school counselor does?

    3.) Which of the following could ​not​ describe bullying?


    A. Repeated
    B. Intentional
    C. One-time
    D. Aggressive

    4.) Is this scenario bullying or an incident? (circle one)


    Every day on the school bus a classmate talk about you and gets other people to point and laugh.
    Bullying or incident

    Today in math class your classmate called you dumb.


    Bullying or incident

    5.) Who are the three people involved in a bullying situation?

    1._______________________________ 2. _______________________________ 3. _______________________________

    6.) Which person has the most power in a bullying situation?

    7.) What are the 4 types of bullying:


    P________________________: hitting, kicking
    E________________________: name-calling, threats
    S________________________: rumors, exclusion
    C________________________: social media postings

    8.) Why do people bully?

    9.) What can you do if you’re being bullied?

    10.) What can you do if you see someone being bullied?

    More questions on the back→


    Please complete this as you come in by putting an X in the box that describes you:
    1- I have no idea 2- I know a little bit 3- I know some 4- I know a lot of
    or I am unsure. things. things! I’m an expert.

    What does a school


    counselor do?

    Who are the school


    counselors?

    What is bullying?

    What are examples


    of physical bullying?

    What are examples


    of emotional or
    social bullying?

    What are examples


    of cyberbullying?

    Who is involved in a
    bullying situation?

    What can you do


    about bullying?

    Why is it important
    to talk about
    bullying?
    Name:_________________________________ Grade: 6 7 8
    Please complete this as you come in by putting an X in the box that describes you:
    1- I have no idea 2- I know a little bit 3- I know some 4- I know a lot of
    or I am unsure. things. things! I’m an expert.

    What does a school counselor do?

    Who are the school counselors?

    What is bullying?

    What are examples of physical bullying?

    What are examples of emotional or


    social bullying?

    What are examples of cyberbullying?

    Who is involved in a bullying situation?

    What can you do about bullying?

    Why is it important to talk about


    bullying?

    Name:_________________________________ Grade: 6 7 8
    Please complete this as you come in by putting an X in the box that describes you:
    1- I have no idea 2- I know a little bit 3- I know some 4- I know a lot of
    or I am unsure. things. things! I’m an expert.

    What does a school counselor do?

    Who are the school counselors?

    What is bullying?

    What are examples of physical bullying?

    What are examples of emotional or


    social bullying?

    What are examples of cyberbullying?

    Who is involved in a bullying situation?

    What can you do about bullying?

    Why is it important to talk about


    bullying?

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