Handle Cyberbullying
Online life — when someone is unkind online, respond well: don't fight back, save it, block, and tell a trusted grown-up

A Mean Message for Kavi
One evening a message popped up on Kavi's screen. It said something mean. Kavi felt a hot, cross feeling and nearly typed something mean straight back. Then Kavi stopped. "If I fight back, it only gets worse," thought Kavi. So Kavi did the smart thing instead: didn't reply, took a picture of the screen to keep as proof, blocked the sender, and went to tell a trusted grown-up at home. The grown-up helped, and the mean messages stopped. A clever owl knows: being unkind online is called cyberbullying — you never have to handle it alone, and you respond well by staying calm and telling someone you trust.
What your child will learn
A peek inside
Try this at home: Being mean to someone online is called ______.
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Part of Computing · Stage 4 · S4 on KAVI Academy — a secular, whole-child learning platform for ages 5–12.
