6/28 Wednesday

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Objectives: 
Independent: Students will be able to develop vocabulary and challenge their knowledge by completing a brainpop activity on cyberbullying.

Collaborative: Students will be able to generate multiple solutions for helping others when cyberbullying occurs by analyzing a scenario with their peers with 80% or more accuracy.


Do Now: 
- What kind of online behaviors would be considered cyberbullying? 

Whole Group: 
- Dissect today's Objectives - Do/What Chart 
- Today's Topic: Cyberbullying

Independent: 
Brainpop Username: 123dog Password: 123cat

 1. BrainPop on Cyberbullying - Watch the video to complete the vocabulary worksheet. 

 2. Complete the "Challenge (Graded)" and write your score at the bottom of your handout. 

Are you an early finisher? If you finished the assignment early, please work on your typing by completing more typing tutorials. 

Collaborative: 
Cyberbullying: Be Upstanding 

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