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    CYBERBULLYING:

    What Kids Need to Know

    Cyberbullying is using technology, such as email,


    texts, social media, online gaming, or pictures, to hurt
    or harm someone else with unwanted, aggressive, and
    repeated behavior.
    TELLING IS NOT TATTLING
    Kids often don’t want to tell an adult about
    Cyberbullying can happen anywhere and anytime bullying because they don’t want to be a tattletale.
    technology is used, such as: Telling is NOT tattling! Telling is done to get help
    • Sending mean text messages to protect yourself or someone else. Tattling is
    done to get someone in trouble.
    • Posting unkind comments online, or liking or
    sharing hurtful posts
    • Sharing pictures that are not yours to share
    • Spreading rumors or gossip online
    • Pretending to be someone else online or by text.
    This might mean sending messages or making
    posts using someone else’s name, to hide who’s
    really doing the messaging.

    BE SAFE, BE RESPECTFUL
    Remember, there are real people reading your posts
    or messages. Talk with your parent or another trusted
    adult about:
    • Rules and guidelines for technology use
    • How to handle any cyberbullying that you
    see or experience
    • How positive messages can help others feel good
    about themselves and negative messages can
    cause hurt

    IF YOU ARE CYBERBULLIED IF YOU SEE CYBERBULLYING


    • Know that you do not deserve what • Tell the person who is being bullied that
    is happening they don’t deserve to be treated that way
    • Tell a grownup: a parent, a teacher, or • Help them tell a grownup, or report it to
    trusted adult, and ask them to help you an adult yourself
    make a plan to handle it • If you can, take a screenshot or photo to
    share with the grownup

    ©2023, PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center, Inc.


    National office: 8161 Normandale Blvd., Minneapolis, MN 55437
    952.838.9000 | [email protected] | PACER.org/Bullying
    PACERTeensAgainstBullying.org | PACERKidsAgainstBullying.org

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