Safe Sexting – Classroom Activity Kit

Description

Using your phone to text with others is how many people communicate today.

But what happens when naked pictures or sexy texts are sent through phones or the internet?

Sexting is becoming a common problem for teens, and has created many well-known cyber-bullying cases that led to suicide.

Many places consider the sending of naked pictures by, and of minors (under 18) to be illegal.

Other areas consider sending sexual pictures of teenage peers to others without their consent to be child pornography.

Few health programs cover them, but teens need to be aware of consent, safety rules, and possible dangers when it comes to sending sexual texts and images to others and receiving them.

Safe Sexting – Classroom Activity Kit

by Stephanie Mitelman, M.A., CSE, AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator

This activity is sure to get students thinking critically about how to use their phones and keep safe.

This game explores whether sexy texting and sexting are safe and unsafe in different situations.

The instructor will read statements to the class about sexting or texting surrounding consent and cyber-bullying, and students will be asked to agree or disagree with the statements.

Contents:

• 3 Category Cards: (Agree/ Disagree/ Neutral)
• 30 Internet Action Cards

Recommended level: Grade 5 – 10

Duration: 30-45 minutes

All the playing pieces in the Print version come laminated so the activity can be used over and over again.

P.S. This is the Print version of the program. It contains the same contents as the E-version of the same program.

P.S.S. If you would like to also purchase the E-version of the same program that you can download immediately upon purchase please go to Safe Sexting – Classroom Activity Kit (Download).