Cyberbullying
By Graphene - Digital Life Lessons
This cyberbullying lesson helps grades 7–12 students explore bystander behavior, internet safety, mental health, and online harm. Most cyberbullying resources talk to targets and bullies, but in many situations, bystanders significantly outnumber everyone else. Students compare cyberbullying with offline bullying, work through realistic bystander scenarios, and identify practical actions they could actually take. The activity gives students something concrete to do without pushing them into unsafe or unrealistic responses. Check my blogpost that dives a bit deeper. Useful for school counseling, health class, advisory, digital citizenship, internet safety, student wellbeing, or mental health lessons. This activity is part of the Privacy, Identity and the Digital World bundle — a set of 5 activities covering digital footprint, data privacy, online anonymity, and the right to be forgotten. What's included: • Teacher guide with timing, prep notes, classroom tips, differentiation, and safety/discussion guardrails • Optional projectable opening prompt • Four-part student activity on cyberbullying differences, bystander scenarios, practical actions, and reflection • Types table covering 6 forms of cyberbullying, including exclusion, impersonation, outing, cyberstalking, and image-based abuse • Bystander scenario table with 5 realistic situations and action options • Group task creating 5 practical bystander actions students could realistically take • Sentence starters to support dis
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