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From cyberbullying and photo sharing to digital footprints and online safety, the Connecting Families program helps parents address important topics and have meaningful conversations with their kids about making great choices in their digital lives.

Be Internet Awesome from Google

AboutBe Internet Awesome is a multifaceted program that includes a fun and free web-based game called Interland and an educational curriculum to teach kids how to be safe and responsible explorers of the online world.

Digital Citizenship

Learn about online safety, cyberbullying, netiquette, privacy, copyright, and the norms of appropriate, responsible behavior to help young people consider their digital footprint.

Video Playlist: Educating Digital CitizensWe’ve put together a playlist showing how teachers are educating students on a number of different technology related issues, including security, research, and etiquette.

4 Ways to Address and Prevent Cyberbullying In and Out of the ClassroomLearn how to help students practice digital citizenship and make the right decisions when it comes to cyberbullying and digital drama.

Teens Tipsheet Poster
- The Net Smart tip sheet includes tips about cyberbullying, online predators, sharing information online, and trusting adults. It gives students tips on how to be responsible online and how to speak up to avoid uncomfortable situations.
- Recommend for grade 6-12
Webonauts Online Game
- Webonauts is an online game that teaches students how to protect the online world from bullies and give you tips through out the game about standing up to a cyberbully. For every right thing they do, they get a gift from the victims of the bully.
- Recommended for grades K-5
Strong Password Tip Sheet and Activity
- The tip sheet includes an activity that lets students unscramble important key words to help them create a password. The tip sheet also includes a family activity, a website link to a password generator, and tips on how to create a strong password.
- Recommended for grades 4-8
Internet Safety
- The Internet Safety lesson plan is an extra lesson plan for the teacher of grades 3-5 who need more resources. This is optional for those teachers to use.
NetSmart
- Net Smart has extra resources and lesson plans for teacher's who teach K-5. It includes activities, worksheets, videos, etc. for the teachers to show to their students. This is optional.
Stay Safe Online Tips
- StaySafeOnline.org includes tips on how to keep their students engaged while teaching these lessons.
- Recommended for grades K-12
NSTeens.org
- NSTeens.org is a website that includes games, videos, quizzes and comics for students 6-12 to use. This website is a great way for students to become more interested in digital citizenship and help them better understand this curriculum.
Cyberbully
- Cyberbully is a movie that focuses on cyberbullying and how it can affect a student. This film touches issues such as homophobia and suicide and creates awareness in schools.
- Recommended for grades 9-12.
- This film is available on iTunes, Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Youtube.

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