How it works
Stop Bullying in bubble letters on one sideways sheet, Stop over Bullying, which prints over half as tall again as the two words on one line. It opens in Fredoka, which keeps a white ring in the o, the p and the g.
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Headings for a poster, a door or a pledge
After your first print, open Anti-bullying headings in bubble letters. No / Bullies, Bully Free / Zone and Bullying / Stops Here suit a door. Speak Up, Stand Up, Stand Up / Speak Up, Take a / Stand, Stand / Together, Tell an / Adult and Report / Bullying head a poster, as do Be a Buddy / Not a Bully, Everyone / Belongs and Be a / Friend. Our / Pledge tops the sheet a class signs. Buddy / Bench labels the playground seat a child goes to when they want someone to talk to.
Bystander or upstander
Bystander and Upstander head the two columns of a class chart, with Be an / Upstander above. Cyberbullying is one word, and Stop / Cyberbullying prints it at the same size. Anti-Bullying / Week takes a hyphen.
- Report / Bullying prints at the size of Stop / Bullying: Bullying is the wider line in both.
- Cyberbullying, thirteen letters on one line, prints smallest of the row, about six tenths the height of Stop / Bullying.
- One letter per page, under More options, makes twelve upright sheets in eleven shapes, since the l comes twice.
Questions and answers
How do you draw stop bullying in bubble letters?
Pencil Stop above Bullying with wide gaps. Round every stroke into a fat outline, keep a ring inside the o, the p, the B and the g, set a round dot over the i, then rub out the pencil.
How do you spell bullying?
B-u-l-l-y-i-n-g: bully keeps its y before -ing. The y changes to i in bullies and bullied.
What is an upstander?
Someone who sees bullying and steps in or speaks up to stop it, as stopbullying.gov, the US government's site on the subject, defines it. A person who only witnesses it is a bystander.
When is Anti-Bullying Week?
In the United Kingdom it is held each November. The first one ran from 22 to 26 November 2004.