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Try to following online resources for help in preparing your Internet safety lessons.

  • BBC (www.bbc.co.uk) ChatGuide - Everything you need to run a lesson on chat safety for teenagers. 
  • CyberCrime (www.cybercrime.gov) Cyber Ethics for Teachers - A lesson plan outline for Elementary and Middle School children. 
  • Cyberkidz (http://www.cyberkidz.co.nz/) Teachers Guide - Learning safety online using Cyberkidz - notes for teachers. 
  • CyberSmart! Curriculum (www.cybersmartcurriculum.org) - The CyberSmart! Curriculum is a free K-8 curriculum empowering students to use the Internet responsibly and effectively, providing teachers with original standards-based lesson plans, activity sheets and online resources. 
  • Grid Club (www.gridclub.com) - The Grid Club is an exciting and interesting place for KS2 children to learn about Internet safety. 
  • Hawaii Government (pahoehoe.ehawaii.gov/portal) Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force - The HICAC website contains education and prevention resources to protect the children of Hawaii in cyberspace. 
  • The Teacher's Guide (www.theteachersguide.com) Internet Safety - A teacher's guide to Internet safety.
  • i-Safe (www.i-safe.org) - American based Internet safety education program. 
  • Kidsmart (www.kidsmart.org.uk) - An Internet safety awareness program for schools.
  • NetSafe (www.netsafe.org.nz) - The Internet Safety Group of New Zealand.  Includes the NetSafe Kit for Schools.
  • SAFT (Safety Awareness Facts and Tools) (www.saftonline.org) - SAFT is an awareness project supported by the EU's Internet Action Plan. SAFT works to teach children and their parents a safer use of the Internet.
  • Surfing Safely on the Internet with Second and Third Graders (www.siec.k12.in.us) - Published project on surfing safely on the Internet with Second and Third Graders. 
  • The NetSmartz Workshop (www.netsmartz.org) - Online resource with interactive activities and games teaching children, teens, parents & educators safety on the Internet. Fun safe Internet links for kids to learn about Wizzywigs, Webville outlaws, and Internet safety rules. 
  • The Solution Site (www.thesolutionsite.com) - Internet safety lesson for level 12 students. 
  • WiredKids (www.wiredkids.org) - The ultimate online safety project dedicated to children and teens!
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