Description
Flip Through the PREVIEW
Do you have students that talk to strangers through the Internet?
Have any of your students been asked to send naked photos of themselves online to their friends?
The internet is fast becoming the main way that teens communicate with one another.
In the digital age, many teens are unaware of the risks and dangers of posting personal information on social media sites, or connecting to strangers over the internet.
Digital Dangers: Safe or Unsafe – Classroom Activity Kit
by Stephanie Mitelman, M.A., CSE, AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator
This game explores the actions that are safe and unsafe in surfing the web, social media sites, and the internet in general.
This activity is sure to get students thinking critically about how to use the internet and keep safe.
Students will receive internet actions, place them under Safe, Unsafe, or It Depends categories, and discuss their answers, giving them a fuller understanding of the dangers they and their peers face and how to reduce the risks.
Contents:
- 3 Category Cards (Safe, Unsafe, It Depends)
- 30 Internet Action Cards
- Answer Key
- Notes To Instructor – Internet Safety Tips
Duration: 30-45 minutes
Recommended Level: Grade 5 – 10
All the playing pieces in the Print version come laminated so you can use the activity over and over again.
