Bullying Worksheet

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There once was this boy named _____. He is sixteen years young. He has dark hair with green eyes, he’s 5’9, and likes to eat a lot of deserts. He lives with his mom and dad. He has twin sisters, they are five years young. He was at his house like every other day. He was playing video games, he was playing fortnite. Gets frustrated when he gets bad grades because he feels like he's not good at any school subject. Does everything he can to get all his grades up, because if he fails classes he won’t be able to play soccer. He goes and talks to teachers to see if they could give him worksheet papers that can help him get his grades up. When he gets the worksheets from the teacher he goes home and works on them with his friend Mateo. When he's

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