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Being different<br />
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By: Ninette Salama<br />
Magen David Yeshivah<br />
There was once a boy named Jim.<br />
He was new to our class. Everyone<br />
made fun of him by the way<br />
he dressed. Jim wore<br />
collars other kids<br />
didn’t. They would<br />
always call him four<br />
eyes because he had<br />
glasses. Another kid,<br />
Larry, used to be bullied<br />
like that. Larry<br />
said to Jim, “I used<br />
to be bullied like that.<br />
But you shouldn’t let<br />
them do that. Stand<br />
up for yourself. Say, I<br />
am not scared. Maybe<br />
I am new and don’t<br />
wear your kind of<br />
clothes. That’s who<br />
I am. Back off.” Jim said, “Thank<br />
you” and went to the bullies and said<br />
exactly what Larry told him to. The<br />
bullies backed off and didn’t bother<br />
him again. Vote: 1 2 3 4 5<br />
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by: M.d.y. students<br />
By: Ruthie Mosseri<br />
Magen David Yeshivah<br />
A new kid was in class today. She<br />
seemed different. Everyone was<br />
talking about her and she looked shy<br />
and worried. At lunch time, Rachel<br />
Treat others<br />
the way you<br />
want to be<br />
treated<br />
went over to the new girl and started<br />
talking to her. She had an English<br />
accent and people at the other table<br />
were laughing. Rachel went over to<br />
them because they happened to be<br />
her friends. She stood up for this girl<br />
and told them how they were obnoxious.<br />
Vote: 1 2 3 4 5<br />
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Being different<br />
By: Helen Menashe<br />
Magen David Yeshivah<br />
One day, someone was commenting<br />
how her shirt looked ugly and childish.<br />
She sat quietly like she simply<br />
didn’t care. I saw that she was upset.<br />
So, I got up and<br />
asked the “Bully”<br />
if I could<br />
talk to her quietly.<br />
She agreed<br />
and I told her<br />
she was hurting<br />
this girl’s<br />
feelings. She<br />
honestly didn’t<br />
realize and felt<br />
so bad. She said<br />
she was only<br />
doing it as a<br />
joke; she ran<br />
to my friend,<br />
gave her a hug<br />
and apologized.<br />
That “Bully” never made fun of anyone<br />
ever again. Vote: 1 2 3 4 5<br />
By: Meyer Kassin<br />
Magen David Yeshivah<br />
One day, a boy went to school and<br />
he got braces. He looked very ugly<br />
in braces. Everyone laughed at him.<br />
There was a boy who said, “Everyone,<br />
he is the first person to get braces.<br />
I think that is so cool!” Everyone<br />
agreed and no one made fun of him<br />
anymore. Vote: 1 2 3 4 5<br />
<strong>Bar</strong>/Bat <strong>Mitzvah</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> 718-909-6060 View magazine online at BMmagazine.com 43
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