In a primary classroom, school counselling session, therapy room, or at home after a difficult friendship incident, this bullying story worksheet gives children a simple way to talk about teasing, exclusion, and bystander help. It uses a picture prompt of Rhonda and Claire, then asks children to write what they think is happening, consider what Claire could do, and reflect on how someone watching could help.
This Bullying Story Rhonda & Claire bilingual worksheet helps children explore a realistic peer conflict through writing, observation, and guided reflection. The printable PDF shows Claire looking upset beside her backpack while Rhonda appears to be laughing or teasing, giving pupils a clear situation to describe in their own words. The prompts encourage children to think about what may be happening, how Claire might respond, and what a safe, supportive bystander could do.
Use it as part of an anti-bullying lesson, social emotional learning activity, PSHE discussion, counselling conversation, therapy worksheet, or home learning task after a friendship problem. Because the resource includes English and Spanish versions, it can support bilingual pupils, families, and group work where children benefit from seeing the same ideas in both languages.
Children can complete the story independently, in pairs, or with adult support, then discuss practical choices such as asking for help, using calm words, checking on someone who is upset, or speaking to a trusted adult. Download and print the worksheet for classroom activities, small group sessions, pastoral support, friendship work, or reflective writing. This resource was created by MyleMarks.com.
