Who is the victim?

Who is the upstander?

Using devices like the internet or cellphones to send messages or images to hurt someone is

This type of bullying includes spreading rumors, ignoring someone, and manipulating peers.

What should you do if you or someone else is bullied?

Remarks or actions that cause emotional or physical harm

Damaging or destroying someone else's property

How can you help a victim of violence?

What does "physical" mean in "physical violence"?

Why are people more likely to say mean things online than in person?

What's the best way to prove you've been cyberbullied?

A rumor was spread about you by text, but you explained it wasn’t true and it stopped. It never happened again.

Your older sister hits and kicks you when nobody is looking and says she will hurt you more if you tell anyone.

Your friends are teasing and taking things from younger children repeatedly.

Is cyberbullying acceptable?

Is it safe to share personal information?

Is it okay to gossip about others?

What should you do if someone is bullying you?

Which of these is NOT a way to stop cyberbullying?

Is cyberbullying a major issue worldwide?

Cyberbullying is not as serious as real-life bullying because you forget it easily.

Which is NOT a good way to handle cyberbullying?

Why don't kids tell their parents about bullying?

Can bullying affect health? 

What should you do if you are bullied?

What should you do if you see someone being bullied?

Who is the bystander?

What is the best way to address bullying?

Some girls in your class call you “stupid” when you get an answer wrong. Other children start calling you names too.

Is it cyber bullying if it happens only twice?

Which is an example of cyber bullying?

You involve others to take sides when upset with your friend. Someone must be right or wrong.

You text your friend 40 times in a row asking, "Why," when they need space.

Your friend asks you to stop joking because they don't find it funny. You apologize and stop.

Your friend group doesn't include others or gets jealous if you hang out with other people.

Your group votes on who can stay or leave.

Your friend wants you to like the same things and makes fun of you if you don't.

Your friend spends time with others. You aren't jealous.

Your friend spends time with others. You aren't jealous.

You respect your friend, even if you disagree.

I expect my friend to always give me what I ask for. If they don't, I get mad and hurt.

I share my passwords, secrets, and email accounts with my friend.

I keep sharing secrets with a friend who breaks my trust.

My friend pressures me to do things or say things that make me uncomfortable.

My friends accept me and encourage me to be myself. I don't feel pressured to change.

Your friends call others names, spread rumors, and embarrass people. If you don't join in, they make fun of you.

My friend threatens, excludes, or hits me when upset or jealous.

My friend is fun when we are alone, but ignores or belittles me in front of others.

My friends are honest and respect my opinions and choices.

Who is a friend?

A good friend...

A friend bosses you around.

Do good friendships last long?

A good friend does not hurt you on purpose.

Old friends are less important than new friends.

A friend should accept and understand you.

Friends are honest.

To make new friends, you can...

Which of these is NOT a social event?

Good friends _____ when you succeed, but toxic friends feel _____.

Toxic friends get _____ by your achievements.

Toxic friends only care about _____ when they disagree with you.

Which is NOT a quality of a good friend?

Which of these is NOT a quality of a bad friend?

Good friends say mean things to each other.

A good friend helps you be your best.

You should apologize when you make a mistake as a friend.