Final Answer:
Cyberbullying is using technology like phones, computers, or social media to hurt, scare, or embarrass someone on purpose.
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Explanation:
- Cyberbullying happens online — not in person.
- It can be mean messages, fake posts, sharing private photos, or leaving someone out on purpose.
- It makes people feel sad, scared, or alone.
- If it happens to you or someone you know, tell a trusted adult — like a parent, teacher, or counselor.
- You should never reply with more anger — that can make things worse.
- One way to stop it: block the person and save the evidence (like screenshots).
- If you see someone being bullied online, don’t laugh or share it — stand up for them or tell an adult.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of cyber bullying worksheet.
