Cyberbullying Awareness
👩🏫 Teacher’s Guide
Objective
Students will recognize cyberbullying, explain how it affects others, and practice safe responses (do not reply, save evidence, tell an adult).
Teaching Notes
- Define cyberbullying in simple terms: mean behavior using technology.
- Explain feelings and empathy: words can hurt even on screens.
- Teach steps: do not reply, block/report, tell a trusted adult.
- Encourage students to be upstanders: help others and report problems.
🧒 Student Worksheet
Concept and Helping Material
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Cyberbullying is when someone uses technology to be mean, hurtful, or scary. If you see cyberbullying, do not reply with mean words. Save the message if you can and tell a trusted adult right away.
Computer Vocabulary and Definition
- — Being mean to someone using technology.
- — To stop someone from contacting you online.
- — To tell a trusted adult or the app about a problem.
- — Proof, like a screenshot of a message.
- — Someone who helps instead of watching bullying happen.
Computer QA
- What is cyberbullying?
- What does block mean?
- What does report mean?
- What is evidence?
- What is an upstander?
- True or False: Cyberbullying can hurt feelings.
- True or False: You should bully back to fix it.
- What should you do first if you get a mean message?
- Who should you tell about cyberbullying?
- What can you do to keep proof of cyberbullying?
- What is one kind thing you can do for someone being bullied?
- Should you share mean messages with lots of people?
- What is one safe response to cyberbullying?
- If you see bullying in a group chat, what can you do?
- Why is it important to report cyberbullying?
- What is one example of cyberbullying?
- True or False: Cyberbullying only happens at school.
- What should you do if you feel scared online?
- How can you be an upstander?
- What is a safe way to use kind words online?
Computer Prtactices
- Feelings check: Match messages to feelings (happy, sad, worried).
- Safe steps poster: Write “Do not reply • Save • Block • Tell.”
- Role-play: Practice telling a teacher about a mean message.
- Write 3 kind messages you could send to support a friend.
Reflection
- What should you do if you see cyberbullying?
- How can kind words help online?