Tomahawk School District LibGuides: Tomahawk School District Library: Internet Safety

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Student Links

Net Smartz Kids
Net Smartz Kids

NetSmartz Kids is for elementary students was designed to provide children with a fun, easy way to remember rules for online safety. Club "Use Your NetSmartz" (UYN) helps prompt children to remember all they know about Internet safety and apply it to specific situations.
Net Smartz Teen
Net Smartz Teen

NSTeens resources empower tweens (children ages 8 - 12) to make safer online choices through lessons taught in a series of animated videos highlighting the Internet-related adventures of a diverse cast of teenagers. Educators may reinforce the videos’ safety lessons through the use of accompanying activity cards.

Digital Directory of Internet Safety

Connect Safely wesites purpose is focused on:

Keeping kids safe on their Internet journey and encouraging responsible behavior online is a common goal of parents and teachers everywhere. This frequently updated directory provides easy access to hundreds of resources that have been developed worldwide. Among the developers are educational institutions, advocacy organizations, law enforcement agencies, and governments from local to national levels. In response to numerous classroom requests for bilingual information, Spanish resources are also described.

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Teacher Resources

Cyber Smart Curriculum

Lessons Organized by the following topics:

Safety and Security Online
Manners & Cybercitizenship
Authentic Learning and Creativity
Research and Information Fluency
Twenty-First Century Challenges