Internet Safety.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Cyber Time 4th Grade Personal Information You can share your favorite food! You can share your favorite colors! Don’t share your cell phone number! Don’t.

Advertisements

Cyber Time 4th Grade.

Cyber Time 3 rd grade. Personal Information -Don’t post your , address, or your cell phone number. -Don’t share your last name online. -Don’t post.

Cyber Time Welcome! Using technology can be dangerous, these are some ways to stay safe! 1st grade.

Cyber Time For Second Grade Personal Information  Never give out your full name.  Never give out your address while on the internet.  Never give out.

Safety Practices Guidelines for parents and caregivers to follow.

Internet Safety A Community Approach November 1, 2010 Internet Safety for Parents of Young Children.

Presentation By: Marche Levert Faith Bektas Brittany Pietras Introduction to Instructional Technology MSTI131 Nichole Heinsler March 23, 2010.

Internet Safety MSTI 131 3/23/10 Leanne Merchant, Janeanne LePage, Samantha Duffy.

Student Safety ITEC 7482 Presented by: Wendy Goldenberg, Emily Henderson, Missy Roberts, & Kaly Shingtleton.

Internet Safety By Kim Hensley. Non-profit organization dedicated to educating and empowering youth about internet safety One of the leading.

Why is PDHPE important?. What is PDHPE?  PDHPE is not just exercise, it involves teaching kids about leading active and happy lifestyles, in the ways.

Why Is PDHPE Essential For our Children? PDHPE teaches our children the basic elements to live a healthy lifestyle and influences them to make appropriate.

Helpful Hints for Students, Parents and Families By: Candice B. Jones or Mrs. Jones.

INTERNET SAFETY TIPS FOR 1 MALAYSIA’S CHILDREN. WE ARE HAVING INTERNET DADDY? YES MY DEAR.. IT WILL BRING BENEFITS TO YOU.

PDHPE IN SCHOOLS. Why is it important? PDHPE is vital for the education of children. It is an underlying factor in each component of child development,

Physical Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE) Teaching Principles in a Primary School Classroom.

Cyber Safety and Digital Citizenship Keeping kids safe from harm.

Being a Part of the Community – Fire Safety Diana Drits GRADE: 1 IntroductionIntroduction Task Process Resources Evaluation Conclusion Teacher Page Parent.

Internet Safety KNOW HOW TO STAY SAFE ONLINE. You should never give out certain information over the internet.  Examples include:  Your last name 

Cyber bullying is a type of abuse and harassment through media such as cell phone, internet, social network (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, My Spaces) MSN and.

Online Safety Objective8: Practice safe uses of social networking and electronic communication such as recognizing dangers of online predators and protecting.

Cyber Safety Digital Citizenship for the 21 st Century Learner An Intel Engage Community Presentation By: Lauren L. Meyer M.S.L.I.S Austin Independent.

Lesson: Internet Safety Part of Week One in Business Office Technologies Instructor Janet Canning.

 The internet is a great tool and resource for your child  It can also be dangerous if they talk to a stranger.  The internet is a great place for.

Halloween History and Safety Tips. Halloween Costumes Halloween is a fun holiday. It is on October the 31 st. Children play games and like to go trick.

Marketing Mix presentation on Fairview International School Done by: Chen Hsi 10B.

Internet Safety Protecting Our Future Presenter TaKecia Barlow.

CyberSavvy Day 2 CyberSavvy Internet Safety and Privacy – Playing it Safe and Smart Grade K - 3 Don’t Talk to Strangers on the Internet.

School Disaster Management Plan

Bringing up a child in the 21 st century.

E-Safety. When using computers, we need to keep our data safe. We also need to keep ourselves safe online. Data security is about making sure that data.

Internet safety. What is Internet?  The Internet, sometimes called simply "the Net," is a worldwide system of computer networks - a network of networks.

Internet Safety 2 nd Grade. Review What is Cyberspace and how do we get there? How do we communicate in the community we actually live in? What is one.

Video for parents: Where's KlausWhere's Klaus?

CONFORMITY AND NON- CONFORMITY. WHAT IS CONFORMITY? A LESSON FROM SESAME STREET.

LET’S INVESTIGATE: The Scientific Method

Presented by Miss Levine

Your Webquest to Understanding STDs.

How to be safe on the internet By Blake

E-Safety – Staying Safe On-line

Digital citizenship at home

Internet Identity, Safety, & Security

Areas of Cognitive Development

Curriculum Planning and Implementation

Creating independence, one ride at a time.

Dangers of the internet

Garden Suburb Junior School

Safe People – Safe Places

Enabling Safe & Independent Travel

Three-Phase Lesson Plan Model

Internet Safety By:.

CHILDREN PROTECTING THEMSELVES

Ustream.tv Stream your live videos and talk to your friends and family right at your fingertips.

Predator Identification

: Guide to Safety for Children

Do Now Sit at a table with your lab group

10/22 Info for your planner:

LESSON LEARNT YOUTH FOR SCHOOL SAFETY Thailand, Sept

Securing Cybers For A Better Tomorrow

Cyber Safety Web Design.

Guidelines for parents and caregivers to follow

NOTIFICATION OF A SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATOR MOVING TO CAÑON CITY

Trick Words 1st grade.

Ben is playing on his tablet when suddenly an advert for a new game appears. He hasn’t seen the game before but it looks very exciting. What should Ben.

Internet Safety Sixth Grade.

Digital Citizenship 6th grade

Presentation transcript:

Internet Safety

Our Purpose To teach children in grades 2 – 4, in a non-threatening way, about internet dangers and strangers in general.

How we will accomplish this… Draw what you think a stranger looks like Places you can meet strangers (including the internet) Net Smartz interactive activity – Who’s your friend on the internet Video - Beat the Tricks Discussion and re-draw strangers Scenario cards

Why are we teaching this to students? To bring attention to this new danger which is now prevalent in our society. To learn independent ways to be safe and protect themselves.