Understanding Cyberbullying: Stay Safe Online
A Year 7 Technology Lesson Learning to be safe and kind online
What is Cyberbullying?
Using technology to hurt or be mean to others Happens on phones, tablets, computers Can include mean messages, sharing secrets, or excluding people It's NOT okay - just like bullying in person
Spot the Cyberbullying
Look at these scenarios Is this kind or unkind? What is happening? Use thumbs up or thumbs down
How Does Cyberbullying Make People Feel?
Cyberbullying can make people feel sad, scared, and lonely. We want everyone to feel safe and happy online.
4 Simple Rules to Stay Safe Online
Keep your passwords secret Don't share personal information Only be friends with people you know Tell an adult if something worries you
What Would You Do?
Someone sends you a mean message You see a friend being bullied online A stranger asks for your personal information Think about the safest choice
DO vs DON'T Online
{"left":"DO: Tell a trusted adult if something worries you\nDO: Be kind and respectful to others\nDO: Keep personal information private\nDO: Think before you post or send","right":"DON'T: Share passwords with friends\nDON'T: Meet online friends in person\nDON'T: Send mean messages\nDON'T: Share other people's secrets"}
Creative Reflection: Draw Your Safety Rule
Draw one rule to stay safe online OR draw how you would help a friend Share your drawing if you want to Let's celebrate kindness and safety!
Key Vocabulary Review
Cyberbullying - Hurtful messages using technology Online safety - Staying safe on the internet Respect - Treating others kindly Report - Telling a trusted adult Privacy - Keeping personal information safe
Remember: You Are Not Alone
If you experience cyberbullying, it's not your fault Always tell a trusted adult - they are there to help you Together we can make the internet a safer, kinder place for everyone