Bullying Stops With Us - Week 7: Jamari Leads With Kindness
612a42011e63961020d3bf61 • August 1, 2026
Jamari and his friend try out for the jump rope team. When his friend doesn't make it, Jamari refuses to leave her behind, cheering her on every day until they both make the team together. Kind actions today create a better tomorrow.
This week, Jamari shows us that true friendship means never giving up on someone you care about. Key messages: speak up and speak out, it's okay to be different, tell an adult or a teacher, and kindness changes everything. Keep watching for someone who might need encouragement, and remember: kindness starts with me, change starts with we. Be kind. Be brave. Be the change.
Jamari has a big heart for animals. He rescued FeFe, Scooter, and Mack, giving each of them love, care, and a safe home. Mack, FeFe, and Scooter were more than pets, they were family. Jamari taught us that kindness means caring for all living things. Small choices. Big impact. Together, we can make our world better!
Jamari notices someone feeling left out, so he says hello and invites him to play. They all laugh, play, and have fun together! We are all different, and that's what makes our world amazing.
Students argue and use hurtful words, until Jamari thinks about the power of words and speaks up to remind them to use kind words instead. Kind words. Kind hearts. Strong friendships.
Jamari feels unsure about himself, until he remembers his strengths and the things he's good at, and uses his gifts to help another student. Everyone has gifts. Believe in yourself.
Our class talks about what makes us unique. Jamari shares that he loves to dance, and some students laugh because he is different. The teacher explains that everyone is different, and that's okay. Different is beautiful, together we shine.
A new student arrives at school and feels alone and left out, until Jamari notices and decides to help. Kindness starts with me, change starts with we.
Jamari is excited for a new day at school until he sees a classmate being bullied. He decides to speak up and tells a teacher, and the whole class learns about kindness and respect. Speak up. Speak out. Bullying Stops With Us!
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