elementary schools
Grade 1-5 Cybersafe and Consent
Grade 6/7 CyberSafety and Sexual Exploitation
Grade 6/7 CyberSafety and Sexual Exploitation
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This presentation is through virtual courses on online social media safety for kids and teens from BC, Canada and the USA. Teachers co-facilitate an interactive animated video presentation, where students play games and activities to learn about the concepts below. Teachers are also provided with additional lesson plans.
During these primary years, where children are beginning to have more access to the internet, ensuring internet safety will be deeply connected to a child's ability to define healthy vs unhealthy situations, as well as understanding what consent looks like in person, and digitally. By educating children on healthy boundaries and consent, we also build empathy and a moral compass regarding respectful online behaviours.
The topics covered include:
- How we use the internet, why we use it, why it is a powerful tool
- Defining online predators as unhealthy online accounts and followers
- Red flags of unhealthy accounts and grooming
- Information sharing, location settings, privacy settings
- Safety in gaming
- Online permanency
- Image sharing
- Consent in person and digitally
- Healthy communications towards peers online
Grade 6/7 CyberSafety and Sexual Exploitation
Grade 6/7 CyberSafety and Sexual Exploitation
Grade 6/7 CyberSafety and Sexual Exploitation
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This presentation is through virtual courses on online social media safety for kids and teens from BC, Canada and the USA. Teachers co-facilitate an interactive animated video presentation, where students play games and activities to learn about the concepts below. Teachers are also provided with additional lesson plans.
By grade 6/7, children are in a time of rapid growth, including the ability to practice self control. These are impressionable times for developing and incorporating personal identity into consent, healthy boundaries, and healthy online behaviours.
The topics covered include:
- How we use the internet, why we use it, why it is a powerful tool
- Defining sexual exploitation
- Defining online predators as unhealthy online accounts and followers
- Healthy vs unhealthy accounts and red flags
- Grooming strategies of predators
- Information sharing, location settings, privacy settings
- Safety in gaming
- Online permanency
- Sexting and the law
- Sextortion
- Defining consent, in person and digitally
- Digital citizenship