Mr Tree saves Simon from the Bully
Book about Bullying
Being bullied is never a fun time for anyone. Having a child being bullied at school causes pain and heart ache for everyone involved.
Mr Tree saves Simon from the Bully is just one example of bullying and provides the opportunity for a conversation with your child. There are certain key messages to help children to understand some of the problems around bullying and the effects it may have on them or someone else. Often it can be the person bullying, that has the problem.
Not only is bullying a focus in this book, but you will also find that assuming without asking questions is not the best way to deal with things. Taking things personally can also lead to a problem. Assuming it is you that the bully doesn’t like maybe the wrong assumption. Believing that the bully doesn’t like you, may also be taking things a bit too personally. Read about how Simon feels in this book and see if he is assuming and taking things personally. Find out what the problem really is.
Bullying is a growing concern in today’s society and educating our younger ones will certainly help in the future.
Mr Tree is everyone’s favourite tree in our local park. He seems to be able to help the children solve all sort of problems. This particular day it is Simon. Simon is a regular school child just like you but for some reason, he is not very happy and has a problem. Together they talk about what has been going on in school. They discuss how Simon has been trying to stop the bully from annoying him and why, he now needs to try to come up with some sort of a solution. Read about how Simon and Mr Tree come up with a plan. See if the solution they come up with helps Simon and the bully. I wonder, do they become friends?
How to find help
If you are being bullied, often talking to someone like an adult or teacher can help you understand why the other person is being the way they are. Together, like Simon, you might be able to come up with a solution and solve any problem.
We can often feel sad, lonely and uncomfortable from what someone else has said.
First of all, if you see someone being bullied in the playground, local park, school bus or near your home, please go and speak to your parents or an adult. Talking to someone can help you understand and possibly solve the problem.
Also speaking with SOMEONE will always help!
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