I'll work through this worksheet step by step.
## Part 1: What's the word? - Write the word under the pictures
Let me match each picture with the correct word from the word bank:
Word bank: children, feel bad, school, laughing, photos, teacher, worried, say sorry
Looking at each picture:
1. Girl saying "Sorry" →
say sorry ✓ (already filled in)
2. Two kids standing together →
children ✓ (already filled in)
3. Woman smiling/laughing →
laughing
4. Woman pointing at a blackboard →
teacher
5. Building that looks like a school →
school
6. Person with sad/worried expression →
worried
7. Photo album with pictures inside →
photos
8. Boy looking concerned/upset →
feel bad
## Part 2: True or False?
Let me think through each statement about bullying:
a.
Bullying can happen at school, out of school or online.
- This is TRUE. Bullying isn't limited to just one place.
b.
Hitting people and not letting someone join in are examples of bullying.
- This is TRUE. Both physical harm and exclusion are forms of bullying.
c.
Bullying online is called computer bullying.
- This is FALSE. Online bullying is typically called "cyberbullying," not "computer bullying."
d.
An adult can help you to reply to a cyberbully.
- This is TRUE. Adults can provide guidance on how to handle cyberbullying situations.
e.
It's a good idea to tell an adult if you see bullying.
- This is TRUE. Reporting bullying to adults helps stop it and protects everyone.
f.
It's a bad idea to say sorry if you are mean to someone.
- This is FALSE. It's actually a GOOD idea to apologize when you've been mean to someone. Saying sorry shows you care and want to make things right.
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Final Answer:
Part 1 - Words for pictures:
- Picture 3: laughing
- Picture 4: teacher
- Picture 5: school
- Picture 6: worried
- Picture 7: photos
- Picture 8: feel bad
Part 2 - True or False:
a. true
b. true
c. false
d. true
e. true
f. false
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of cyber bullying worksheet.