




BULLY B GONE
BULLY B-GONE
160,000 kids miss school every day because they fear bullies
Bullying can lead to depression and lower self-esteem
Bullying can lead to violence at home and at school
To equip your child, you must build their confidence by teaching them self-defense
This program will enable your child to identify bullying, and enable them to use their words to counter bullying. Bully B-Gone will also help your child defend themselves within the confines of school rules and Missouri State Statutes as a last resort when confronted with bullying violence.
Child Safety Reminders
-STRANGERS-
* Never trust strangers
* Kidnappers look and act like normal people and can be very nice
* Every day in the U.S. 2,000 kids are reported missing
* Most kidnappers attack right before and right after school
* Durring school hours you must still be aware
* Just because someone looks nice it does not mean they can be trusted
* Never go home with any stranger that does not know the code word
* Never get in or go near a stranger's car for any reason
* If a car pulls up to you, run the other way
* Never take shortcuts to home. Stay on the normal route home
* Never go into anyone's house without your parent's permission
* Never open any of the doors in your house without your parents' permission
* Never answer the phone without your parents' permission
* Do not give out any information over the phone
* Trust your parents since they want what is best for you
-INTERNET-
* Never use the internet without parents' permission
* Never visit any websites without parents' permission
* Never send any personal information over the internet without your parents' permission
* Never agree to meet anyone from the internet without your parents' permission
* If anything makes you feel uncomfortable tell your parents immediately
-DRUGS-
* Illegal drugs are as sneaky and as damaging as strangers
* Illegal drugs will damage you for the rest of your life
* At some point in your life someone very close to you will try to offer you drugs
* Trying drugs for the first time is like getting into a car with a stranger



