Internet safety for kids

The Internet is a wonderful resource for kids for researching school reports, communicating with teachers, staying in touch with friends, and entertaining themselves. They can literally hit a few k…

A free poster that can help older students stay safe online by following the SMART rules!

As part of our Safer Internet Day celebrations and activities, we asked kids to share their online safety tips. Here's what they told us.

It is so important that we teach our students about internet safety. Here are my tips and tricks to help them be internet safety superstars!

The internet is an amazing tool with so much to discover and learn about. Sadly, children and teens can be exposed to a lot of inappropriate content on the internet. So it’s important to talk to use parental control tools and talk to kids about internet safety to prepare them with the knowledge and tools to be safe online. There are plenty of ways you can prepare your kids to be safe online, and the tools and tips I’ll share today will be beneficial to both educators and parents who want the…

If you are looking for some ways to teach your students about Internet Safety, I have some great resources for you! This week, my grade level (2nd) started departmentalizing for the first time. We have 5 teachers, so two teachers will be teaching science, two will teach social studies, and one will teach technology (that’s me)! With five teachers, we had to have a very creative switching schedule. Here’s how it all worked out: Does that look confusing? It is!!!! Basically, all students will…

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Tops Safety Tips that Every Kid Should Know! Body Safety Rules, Back to School Safety, and Internet Safety tips. Informed kids are safer kids!

What should parents do about Internet safety? Never post or trade personal pictures. Never reveal personal information, such as address, phone number, or school name or location. Use only a screen name and don't share passwords (other than with parents). Never agree to get together in person with anyone met online without parent approval and/or supervision.

Social Media Safety Tips for Teens & Families Social media platforms, & the Internet in general, can be amazingly powerful tools for social good & as informational resources. However, t…