What Is It?
What Would You Do?
Facts or Myth?
Words Matter.
Help and Resources
100

What does the term cyberbullying mean?

Using technology to hurt, embarrass, or threaten someone. 

100

If someone posts a mean comment about a classmate, what’s one good response?

Don’t like or share it; report it and check on the classmate.

100

True or False: It’s okay to post something mean if it’s a joke.

FALSE! This is never okay.

100

Why do words have power, even online?

Because they can affect someone’s feelings and self-esteem — you never know what someone’s going through.

100

Who’s one trusted adult you can talk to if you’re being bullied?

Teacher, parent, counselor, coach, or nurse.

200

True or False? 

Cyberbullying only happens on social media. 

False! It can happen through texts, emails, gaming chats, etc. 

200

If you’re being cyberbullied, what should you not do?

Don’t respond or fight back online.

200

True or False: Once you delete a post, it’s gone forever.

False. Whatever you post on social media stays there; even though you can’t see it anymore.  

200

True or False: If you delete a mean comment right after posting it, it doesn’t hurt anyone.

False — people may have already seen it, and words can still hurt even if they’re deleted.

200

What’s one online platform feature that helps stop bullying?

Block, mute, or report buttons.

300

Name one way cyberbullying is different from in-person bullying. 

It can happen 24/7, spread fast, and reach large audiences. 

300

If your friend is being bullied online, what’s one way to help?

Tell a trusted adult or encourage them to block and report it.

300

True or False: Only girls are victims of cyberbullying.

False — anyone can be.

300

What’s a better way to respond if you disagree with someone online?

Stay calm, be respectful, and share your opinion without name-calling or insults.

300

What national resource offers help for bullying or mental health?

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

400

What's one example of cyberbullying? 

Posting mean comments, spreading rumors, or sharing private photos. 

400

You accidentally laugh at a mean post. What’s a better thing to do after?

Apologize and help take it down.

400

True or False: Reporting cyberbullying is tattling.

False — it’s protecting yourself and others.

400

Fill in the blank: Before you post or comment, ask yourself, “Is it ___, ___, and ___?”

True, kind, and necessary.

400

Why is it important to talk about your feelings when bullied?

It helps you feel supported and not alone.

500

What does "digital footprint" mean?

The trail of information you leave online that others can see. 

500

Why is saving screenshots important if you’re being bullied?

It is extremely important to report bullies with valuable evidence.

500

True or False: Liking or sharing a mean post makes you part of the problem

True.

500

Why is being kind online just as important as being kind in person?

Because real people are behind the screens — kindness online can make someone’s day, while negativity can cause real harm.

500

What’s something you can say to a friend who’s being bullied?

“You don’t deserve that,” or “I’m here for you — let’s tell someone.”