Anti bullying Kids Stories

Anti bullying Kids Stories

Teaching anti-bullying stories to children — especially in early grades — isn’t just about stopping unkind behavior.
It’s about building empathy, respect, and emotional intelligence during the years when children are still learning how to treat others.

Story 1 : Mia’s New Glasses

Mia got new pink glasses.
When she came to school, some kids giggled.
“Four eyes!” one boy said.
Mia looked down and felt sad.

At reading time, the teacher asked Mia to read aloud.
She read every word perfectly!
The same boy whispered, “Wow, she’s really good.”

At recess, he said, “Sorry, Mia. Your glasses look cool.”
Mia smiled, “Thanks! You can try them on if you want!”

Moral: Don’t tease others. Be kind — everyone has something special.

Story 2 : Emma and the heavy bag

Emma carried a big backpack every day.
Two kids pointed and said, “Why is your bag so full?”
Emma didn’t answer. She just kept walking.

After school, it rained. Emma opened her bag —
she had extra books and snacks for a friend who forgot hers.

The next day, those kids said, “We’re sorry, Emma. You’re really kind.”
Emma smiled and shared her snacks again — just like always.