How to Teach Internet Safety in K-6 is from Jacqui Murray’s web site and gives a grade-by-grade breakdown of important Internet Safety skills to be taught and links to content to facilitate the lessons.
Internet Safety Cheat Sheet is a great guide for parents trying to maneuver the ins and outs of social media.
Here are links to two posters that classroom teachers can print and post on Internet safety (from iSafe). Elementary/Middle Poster Middle School/High School Poster
How to Teach Internet Safety in K-6 has dozens of videos and lessons by grade levels teachers can use to teach internet safety. Thanks to Jaqui Murray for this great resource.
Your Passbook to Online Safety is a Livebinder created by M. Lyles that gives school technology teachers, guidance counselors, and media specialists a list of resources for helping students stay safe online.
25 Internet Safety Talking Points takes a hard look at why we should open up school networks.
How to Teach Internet Safety to Younger Elementary Age Students
Internet Safety Livebinder has dozens of resources to help teachers help kids stay safe online.
Common Sense Media – Lessons on Internet Safety has lessons and resources by grade strand to fulfill requirments of teaching Internet Safety to students.
NetSmartz Kids.Org is a great site to teach and reinforce Internet safety for elementary age students. When they successfully complete the program, they receive a certificate and a badge.
Cyber Cafe Internet Safety (Ages 8-10) We’ve made this website to help you go on the internet in a safe way and know who to talk to if you are worried. Site for ages 5-7 should click here.
Internet Safety with Professor Garfield provides guidance on how to protect students online.
Faux Paw and the Dangerous Download Video is a great way to teach students about Internet safety.
10 Online Safety Tips for Parents from Education.Com has a quick presentation of the ways to help your child be safe online.
Online Safety for Students is a flip joint created in a joint venture with Brain Pop and Promethean. The link will take you to a flip chart you can use to teacher Internet safety to students.
Planet Nutshell has a wide collection of videos that can be used for education including a great series on Internet Safety (under the UTAH sites).
Links to Information on Internet Safety Uses for Binder Clips StudyIsland-TrainingPP BrainPop-LetterforParents NewTeacherTechTrainins2013-Handout NewTeacherTechTrainins2012-CheatSheetHandout StudyIslandMobile StudyIsland-PrometheanResponseSystems StudyIsland-TrainingPP Link to Brain Pop to set up Promethean Response systems 10 Things You SHOULD NOT do on Social Networks Links Shared in Class http://www.mathactivities.net/elementary.htm http://www.teachervision.fen.com/art/math/52566.html http://www.incredibleart.org/lessons/elem/artmath.htm Dickblick has a bunch of lesson plans, […]
Staying Safe Online is a wonderful resource with multiple sites, printables, and video clips for teacher Internet Safety. (Part of the Teaching Ideas site)
My Digital Footprints – Elementary Level Internet Safety Lessons Identify types of information that should be kept private when on line Create rules/guidelines (reminders) about how to be nice to others while on computers
Get Your Web License from PBS Kids is a great interactive site to use when teaching students about Internet safety. At the end of the “driver’s test” students will receive a Web License they can print.
