Cyber Bullying Handouts, Visual Aids, and Activities

I created No Mean Screens to deal with the unfortunate situation of cyber bullying in my school. I use these visual aids and handouts with grades 5 and 6. In this resource you'll get:


-Social Media Questionnaire (find out what level of cyber bullying your students have witnessed or experienced already)

-Cyber bullying, passive bystander, active bystander definition posters/visual aids

-Cyber bully, friend, active bystander, passive bystander tree map handouts

-Active vs. passive bystander Venn diagram handout

-4 posters/visual aids depicting scenarios of cyberbullying, active bystanding, passive bystanding, and friendship

-Flaming, harassment, outing, posing, and exclusion definition posters/visual aids

-3 Closer Look handouts in which students have opportunity to identify the type of cyberbullying, the roles of the people involved, and hypothesize how the person being cyber bullied might be feeling

-Poster/visual aid on how to deal with cyber bullying

-Personal Connection handout in which students put themselves in the shoes of the person being cyber bullied and respond to 4 scenarios

-Witness/experience cyber bullying tree map handouts

-Anti-cyber bullying pledge handout

-Don't be mean behind a screen bookmarks (b/w and color)

-Parent letter including tips for helping to manage cyber bullying


**UPDATE: I have updated this product to include a PPT file with bullying definitions and cyber bullying definitions**


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