Six Internet Safety Tips for Kids
Never give out your name, home address, age, phone number, school name, or any other personal information to strangers online.
Don't give out your password to anyone, either online or offline.
Never talk to strangers online. If someone tries to talk to you then tell your parents immediately.
Never agree to meet an online friend in person. Tell your parents or a trusted adult if an online friend wants to meet with you.
Don't email pictures of yourself to strangers online.
Never accept things from strangers online such as; emails, files, pictures, or web links.
If someone says or does something online that makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, tell an adult right away.
Strand 1: Digital Citizenship
Students will explain and demonstrate principles of digital safety, engage in safe online digital practices, and develop appropriate digital citizenship.
Standard 1: Media Balance and Well-being
Objective 1: Students will understand the meaning of media balance and reflect on how they balance their time with technology
Standard 2: Digital Safety
Objective 1: Students will explain what personal digital safety is and what information should be kept private.
Objective 2: Students will distinguish between safe and unsafe online interactions and media and create a personal safety plan.
Standard 3: Digital Presence
Objective 1: Students will explain the potential consequences (good or bad) of their digital presence, identity and footprint.
Objective 2: Students are responsible for their online presence.
Standard 4: Digital Citizenship and Communication.
Students will engage in appropriate online behavior and citizenship.
Objective 1: Students will use proper online etiquette.
Objective 2: Students will use collaborative technology to explore and find solutions to local and global problems.
Standard 5: Be an Upstander - Avoid Cyberbullying. Students will identify, describe and advocate against cyberbullying.
Objective 1: Students will identify characteristics of an upstanding digital citizen.
Objective 2: Students will identify and explain the effects of cyberbullying.
Objective 3: Students will report cyberbullying.