Elementary

• Child Focus 'E-safety'

• Teachers - Discuss the details of the video and what means with your students. Ask questions like...

  • Anyone know what you call the advertisements that "pop-up" on your computer screen?​

  • How many people were in the room and playing the game?

  • Why is it important to always have an adult (Mom or Dad) in the room with you when you use the Internet?

  • What might have happened if the little boy clicked on the pop-up instead of clicking on the X to close the pop-up advertisement?

  • Why is it important NOT to click on pop-up windows of any kind?

Be Internet Awesome - With Google Digital Safety Resources!

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This is more than just one lesson. It is a site containing multiple games and activities. Students take part in an online adventure game called Interland where they learn about digital safety and citizenship the fun way.

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Teachers will find several links to downloadable lessons covering a wide range of skills and tips to help students become better digital citizens.

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It is recommended that teachers work on the following lesson and guide their students through it together or allow students to work with an elbow partner or small group.

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The lesson/s are advised for grades K-2, but I believe students up to grade 4 will also find much of the information helpful.

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Code.org, in collaboration with Common Sense Media developed this lesson for elementary or middle school students.

It should take approximately 30 minutes, but this could be spread out over the course of a few days.

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Begin by selecting HERE.