Cyberbullying involves using technology like text messages, email, or social media to bully others through mean or threatening messages, pictures, or videos. Examples include putting people down in messages or posts, spreading rumors, or posting mean content about others. The effects of cyberbullying can include feelings of sadness, anger, low self-esteem, and feeling unsafe. Students are encouraged to stand up for friends experiencing cyberbullying, ask questions before posting online, and report any cyberbullying they witness to teachers or parents.

1. Cyberbullying
Brinlee Chappell & Kimberly Felion
3rd Grade

2. What is Cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying is bullying that involves technology. It usually is in the form of
text messages, email, or social media. Bullying can include mean words,
pictures, or threatening messages.

3. Examples of Cyberbullying
Sending messages or posts that put people down
Spreading rumors
Posting mean videos or pictures about people
Leaving people out

4. Effects of Cyberbullying
Feeling sad or alone
Feeling angry
Lowers your self esteem
Feeling unsafe

5. How to be an Upstander?
Stand up for our friends
Ask these questions before you post
Is this true?
How would this make them feel?
Does this post lift this person up?
Report to teachers or parents when you see yourself or others being cyberbullied.