0:00:04.046,0:00:07.686 >> So, have you ever had to[br]deal with a bully before? 0:00:08.146,0:00:08.276 >> No. 0:00:08.786,0:00:12.506 >> Never? You've never been bullied at all? 0:00:12.506,0:00:12.806 >> No. 0:00:13.286,0:00:18.986 >> Wow. You are sure lucky. 0:00:19.906,0:00:36.516 Do you think you can tell if someone's[br]going to be a bully by the way they look? 0:00:37.206,0:00:38.876 >> Maybe when try to look all tough. 0:00:39.106,0:00:42.366 >> What do you think makes[br]somebody act like a bully? 0:00:43.006,0:00:44.796 >> Maybe something like wrong at home. 0:00:44.796,0:00:45.636 >> Okay, awesome. 0:00:45.636,0:00:46.126 Great ideas. 0:00:46.196,0:00:57.766 So, you're going to read a little[br]story called "Keep Your Distance." 0:00:57.956,0:01:09.366 So, I'm going to have you read out[br]loud for me and start with the title. 0:01:09.366,0:01:12.596 You can start whenever you're ready. 0:01:12.806,0:01:13.376 >> Keep your distance. 0:01:13.376,0:01:18.156 Elwood was considered a tough[br]guy at Anderson School. 0:01:18.526,0:01:21.916 Everybody call him Woody. 0:01:22.326,0:01:30.176 They didn't dare to call him by his[br]full name because that riled him. 0:01:30.346,0:01:32.166 He was colossal in size. 0:01:32.336,0:01:40.106 From far away, Elwood looked like Mr. Wilson, a[br]teacher, but the moment you saw Elwood's shoes 0:01:40.106,0:01:44.966 and faded, torn jeans, you[br]knew it could only be Elwood. 0:01:45.096,0:01:48.406 He felt inferior because of his clothing, so[br]he tried to make up for it by shocking people 0:01:48.436,0:01:49.336 with his rude behavior and toughness. 0:01:49.366,0:01:51.826 Elwood didn't have many friends, except for Bob[br]who lived in the same old apartment building. 0:01:51.856,0:01:51.976 >> Awesome. 0:02:14.356,0:02:14.666 Fantastic. 0:02:14.756,0:02:15.126 All right. 0:02:15.226,0:02:21.276 Now, I want you to tell me everything that[br]you remember starting at the beginning. 0:02:26.346,0:02:43.416 >> Okay. Elwood was in school and everyone[br]called him Elwood because if you called him 0:02:43.486,0:02:55.396 by his first name, like his full[br]name, then he would like yell at you. 0:02:59.146,0:03:07.536 And Elwood looked like Mr.[br]Wilson, a teacher over there. 0:03:08.336,0:03:26.126 But once you saw his faded shoes and ripped[br]jeans, then you would know that it was Elwood. 0:03:29.656,0:03:31.456 >> Anything else? 0:03:34.366,0:03:35.906 >> Elwood was a -- 0:03:36.516,0:04:01.356 [ Inaudible ] 0:04:01.856,0:04:05.776 So, if you could tell me in just a few words[br]or a sentence, what is this story about? 0:04:07.456,0:04:12.636 >> I would tell you Elwood trying to be tough. 0:04:16.466,0:04:18.476 >> And what did people think about Elwood? 0:04:18.516,0:04:19.946 What was Elwood considered? 0:04:20.366,0:04:20.696 >> A bully. 0:04:24.286,0:04:25.496 >> What school did he go to? 0:04:26.746,0:04:27.546 >> Anderson School. 0:04:30.066,0:04:30.586 >> What did he look like? 0:04:32.356,0:04:40.296 >> He had faded shoes, ripped[br]jeans and [inaudible]. 0:04:40.556,0:04:48.476 >> And what did everybody call him? 0:04:48.476,0:04:58.156 >> Elwood because if you called him by[br]his first name, he would get mad at you. 0:04:59.976,0:05:01.496 >> How did Elwood shock people? 0:05:16.516,0:05:23.676 [ Inaudible ] 0:05:24.176,0:05:25.736 How do you think he got the nickname Woody? 0:05:34.476,0:05:36.376 >> Because he was so mean. 0:05:42.886,0:05:45.976 >> And why do you think Bob was his best friend? 0:05:46.036,0:05:46.186 >> Because -- 0:05:49.516,0:05:53.336 [ Inaudible ] 0:05:53.836,0:05:55.946 >> Would you be Woody's friend[br]if you went to Anderson School? 0:06:07.006,0:06:07.176 >> No. 0:06:10.746,0:06:10.976 >> Why not? 0:06:14.066,0:06:16.976 >> Because he seems very mean. 0:06:16.976,0:06:19.876 >> And what does the word "rile" mean? 0:06:20.486,0:06:20.756 >> Like mean or -- 0:06:23.516,0:06:33.826 [ Inaudible ] 0:06:34.326,0:06:35.246 >> Thank you very much.