Internet safety activities
How can I protect my child's online safety?
Periodically check your child’s postings and internet history. Maintain an open dialogue with your children about their internet activities and online safety. In addition to yourself, identify other safe people to talk with about uncomfortable or dangerous internet incidents.
How can schools help children manage digital risks online?
Schools will often use digital devices as a tool for learning, so it’s essential for schools to teach children about managing any risks online. We’ve pulled together a collection of excellent practical and quality- assured resources to use in the classroom and share with parents to help keep children safe online and build their digital resilience.
How do I make my child safe online & texting?
With a parent,create a contract detailing all the ways you promise to be safe online and while texting. Parents may want to create their own pledges as well, including such things as a promising not to talk on a cell phone or text while driving. © 2017 The Nemours Foundation/KidsHealth. Reproduction permitted for individual classroom use.
[PDF File]Toolkit: MENTALLY HEALTHY SCHOOLS Internet Safety
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Internet Safety Use the free, practical and quality-assured resources in this toolkit to help primary school children stay safe online and understand the potential risks of the internet. In this toolkit : Lesson plans Animation Activities Quizzes Assemblies and workshops Information and advice Guidance for parents MENTALLY HEALTHY SCHOOLS
[PDF File]Internet Safety Tips - Federal Communications Commission
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• Maintain an open dialogue with your children about their internet activities and online safety. • In addition to yourself, identify other safe people to talk with about uncomfortable or dangerous internet incidents. To find out the latest information on cyber safety or to report cyber incidents visit : Federal Bureau of Investigation
[PDF File]NETSMARTZ STUDENT PROJECT KIT
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there’s a greater focus on Internet safety or student leadership. Ask about students delivering their projects during times such as: •Safer Internet Day (February) • National Volunteer Week (April) • National Student Leadership Week (April) • Internet Safety Month (June) • Cybersecurity Month (October) 5. Help students prepare.
[PDF File]Teacher's Guide: Online Safety (Grades 6 to 8) - KidsHealth
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Online safety is all about recognizing risky behaviors and avoiding them. First, we’ll read the KidsHealth.org articles about online safety, then we’ll complete the “Internet + X Behavior Might = Y Result” handout.
[PDF File]Cyber Safety for Kids and Teens - National Institutes of Health
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safe online. That’s what cyber safety is all about! In this activity book, you’ll learn a few of these rules so that you can have fun and stay safe online. Contents Cyberfety Sa Pledge Page 3 Securing Your Health Page 4. Social Media Safety Page 5. Cyber Safety Issues Game Page 6. Cyber Scrambler Game Page 8. Cyber Safety for Kids and Teens 2
[PDF File]Grades 3 to 5 • Personal Health Series Online Safety
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The activities in this Teacher's Guide will encourage your students to think critically about online safety, including how much information to reveal and to whom. Keywords online, internet, computer, computers, online safety, internet safety, identities, identity, cyberspace, web, social media
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