Bullying Story - Kay Granger

Using technology, like phones and computers, to hurt or embarrass someone.

A website used to hide someone's identity online, often by cyberbullies.

A website set up to spread hateful messages and photos about Kay.

Harmful online actions like spreading rumors, sending mean messages, and posting embarrassing photos.

Using social media platforms to bully others.

Negative effects on victims, including depression, anxiety, and social isolation.

Kay's friend who tries to help her through the cyberbullying.

The teacher who helps Kay report the cyberbullying.

The police's role in investigating and potentially solving cyberbullying cases.

The suspected cyberbully.

Using anonymous online accounts to hide the true identity of the bully.

A mental health condition characterized by persistent sadness and loss of interest.

A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease.

Being excluded from social contact or interaction.

People targeted by hateful messages or behavior online.

The act of telling authorities about cyberbullying incidents.

Disallowing communication from a specific person to prevent further harassment.

An image of oneself displayed on a social networking site.

Experiencing significant emotional pain in response to cyberbullying.

The trail of information someone leaves behind online.

A website that allows users to communicate anonymously.

To make the victim feel bad or embarrassed.

She was being bullied and didn't know who was doing it.

She blocked users and reported the problem.

She thought a hacker was behind the bullying.

An anonymous profile or account.

They were afraid of being bullied too.

He was angry that Kay had ended their relationship.

They were altered to make her look ugly.

She felt alone and had been receiving more bullying messages.

Mrs. Gibson, her teacher, and the police.

Who the cyberbully was.

Photos of Ollie Jones and a message about anon.com.

Ollie Jones and Becky might have been secretly dating.

It might have been a planned act by Becky and Ollie.

To gain Kay's trust and make the bullying more believable.

The victim might suffer from depression, anxiety, and social isolation.

Report bullying, block users, and talk to trusted adults.

It can help stop the bullying and support the victim.

Social media platforms can be used to spread bullying messages and harass victims.

Listen to them, offer support, and encourage them to report the bullying.

Cyberbullying is a form of online harassment that involves repeated bullying behavior.

Bystanders can either contribute to the bullying or speak out against it.

By promoting digital citizenship and encouraging responsible online behavior.