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1 Bullying Why do people bully one another?

2 Read “Priscilla and the Wimps” by: Richard Peck“Priscilla and the Wimps”

3 Discussion With a partner, brainstorm all of the reasons that you think the boys in the short story bullied the other students.

4 Listen to Excerpt from Roll of Thunder by: Mildred D. TaylorRoll of Thunder Discuss Roll of Thunder Play 55:00 to 1:01:00

5 Exit Ticket Compare and contrast the different types of bullying in the two selections. What are the reasons people bully on another?

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