Are we cyberbullying?

Are we cyberbullying?

made by Julijana Gugoska

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The beginning

There are 17 students in our class. We used to be such a good friends but now we argue all the time especially on the group chats online. Are we cyberbullying? The teacher asked Alex and Anna to investigate what is happening...

Levels

Complete each level to help Alex and Anna and finish the game: there is no other way to escape!

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Challenge 1: Find the Bullying Words

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Challenge 1: Find the Bullying Words

Imagine how he feels reading this!

His hair looks so weird,funny, like a lost puppy!

It's a joke! Crybaby Nick!

Read the situations carefully

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Which situation shows cyberbullying?

Situation 2

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Levels

Complete each levels to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!

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Level 2

Watch this video:

Put the sentences in the correct order to recreate Joe's story

Scan the QR code or use the copy

Tests

Complete each levelto beat the game: there is no other way to escape!

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Level 3

Surely you know the answer to this question:What Should We Do when We See Cyberbullying?

HIDE AND DON'T DO ANYTHING

ASK AN ADULT FOR HELP, BLOCK THE BULLY AND REPORT!

DON'T DO ANYTHING BECAUSE YOU'RE SCARED AND ASHAMED

“NO CYNERBYLLYING “Class Rules

Let' s make a class poster and create simple rules to prevent cyberbullying ! Each group will present the poster .

Suggested rules: 1. Be Kind Online Treat others the way you want to be treated. Words can hurt. 2. Respect Privacy Don’t share personal information about others without their permission. 3. Stop Hurtful Messages If you see or receive mean messages, report them. Don’t reply with words that are more hurtful. 4. No Sharing Secrets Don’t post or spread private photos or messages without permission. 5. Speak Up If someone is being bullied online, stand up for them or tell an adult you trust. 6. Think Before You Post Always ask yourself: “Would I say this to someone in person?” 7. Report Cyberbullying If you’re being bullied or see it happening, tell a teacher, parent, or another trusted adult.

Conclusion

The students helped Alex and Anna and they together discovered that several students are cyberbullying in their group chat. Their teacher talked to them and they all apologised and promised always to be kind online. And our class also created a huge poster with anti cyberbullying rules!

Completed

Congratulations, you have successfully completed the game and hepled Alex and Anna!

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