Learning Intentions
- Can I define Cyberbullying?
- Can I identify an Upstander, A target, a Cyberbully and a Bystander?
- Can I write a message to each, helping them to change their ways?
Who's Who?
Use Chrome add-on Page Marker to link them up!
Can you match up these terms and definitions?
An Upstander
... is someone who is cyber-bullied
by another person.
A Cyberbully
... stands by when they see cyberbullying
happening and doesn't do anything about it
A target
... does something on the internet,
usually again and again, to make someone else
feel sad, angry or scared.
A bystander
... takes action against cyberbullying and
supports targets of cyberbullying.
Which one of these people do we want to be?
Answers
Collect the shields to make your defence stronger!
When you have played the game you will need to complete the task in your booklet - Imagine you are writing advice for a Fortune Cookie
What are the best messages your class came up with for a Cyberbully, Target and a Bystander?
Plenary - Complete the quiz then discuss your answers
Success Criteria
- I can define Cyberbullying.
- I can identify an Upstander, A target, a Cyberbully and a Bystander.
- I have written a message of advice to people affected by cyberbullying.