Types of Bullying
Online Safety
Scenarios
Ways to Handle Bullying
Facts
100

Name examples of physical bullying. 

Hitting, kicking, punching, tripping, spitting, etc. 

100

What is Cyberbullying?

Electronic communication that is meant to harm someone’s feeling of safety or self-esteem

100

A friend tells you that they are meeting up with someone they met online.  What should you do?

Tell an adult.  Tell your friend the dangers of meeting with someone they met online.

100

Name 3 people to go to if you are being bullied. 

Parent, teacher, counselor, or a trusted adult

100

True or False: Girls are more likely to be victims of Cyberbullying. 

True: Girls are about twice as likely to be victims and perpetrators of Cyberbullying. 

200

Name examples of verbal bullying. 

name calling, excessive teasing, threats, and put-downs

200

What should I do if I feel unsafe online?

Block them, report, leave game/leave social media, and tell an adult. 

200

Almost everyday at recess, Tommy wants to come play kickball at recess and John says no. This is an example of verbal bullying: true or false?

False
200

you should tell the bully to stop: True or False?

True, if you feel safe. 

200

What is a bully?

Somebody who thinks they have more power and control and is repeatedly targeting an individual or group in a negative way. 

300

Gossiping, spreading rumors, and leaving others out are examples of social bullying: True or False?

True

300

What are 2 ways to keep yourself safe online?

Don't share your password, don't respond to the bully, and save all the evidence.

300

A new kid started at your school this week and he is having trouble fitting in. Some of your friends have been laughing behind his back. Is it bullying? What would you do?

Yes

Stand up for the student

Tell an adult

300

If you are a bystander, what should you do?

Tell the bully to stop and get an adult. 

300

What is a bystander?

Anyone who stands by and watches bullying occur and does nothing to stop it, including reporting the bullying. 

400

Name 3 types of Cyberbullying

Cell Phones, text messages, social media, instant messaging, and gaming systems

400

What is an example of a red flag?

Someone asking you to keep something a secret, flirting, someone asking for private information, pressuring you, asking to meet in person, and asking you to move your chat to somewhere else. 
400

Mary posts a picture of Sally on Facebook and other people started to comment on the picture making fun of Sally. Is Mary participating in Cyberbullying?

No, Mary is not participating because she did not mean any harm to Sally when she posted the picture.

400

True of False: You should stay home from school if you are being bullied.

False

400
What is a difference maker?

Anyone who is observing bullying happening and takes the efforts to try and stop the bullying, such as telling an adult. 

500

Name the 4 types of bullying. 

Verbal, Social, Physical, and Cyberbullying

500

Why should you be cautious about what you post online?

Anything you post online can be saved, screenshotted, or copied.  Colleges and Employers can look at your social media accounts.

500

Give an example of social bullying. 

Gossiping

Leaving someone out of a group

Spreading rumors

500

What should you not do when trying to stop a bully?

Be physical with the bully

Call the bully names

500
What percentage of students in grades 4 through 8 have reported being bullied or harassed nationwide?

90%

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