Netsmartz from the National Cent
 
 

 
Net Safer
 
Netsmartz from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is a terrific site filled with information for young children and for teens.  On the educators page, download the NetSmartz Back-2-School kit including animated videos, lesson plans, and hands-on activities for Primary and Intermediate age children.  This is an interactive site allowing children to learn as they have fun.
 
Teach kids online security basics from Microsoft
 
Webonauts is an Internet Academy from PBS where students may earn an Internet license.
 
Disney's Surf Swell Island offers students a fun and entertaining opportunity to learn about staying safe on the Internet.
 
Adventures of CyberBee - Sailing the Digital Rough Seas provides information for students, parents, and teachers.  Be sure to visit CURRICULUM IDEAS for help with integrating the Internet in the classroom.
 
Cyber Smart offers a non-sequential, easily integrated curriculum for grades K-8 for safely using computers.  There are five units including:  Safety, Advertising, Manners, Research, and Technology. 
 
Cyber Safety for Kids is a printable poster to keep beside the computer to remind children of safety rules to follow while online
 
Stay Safe Online provides free and non-technical cyber security and safety resources to the public, so consumers, small businesses and educators have the know how to avoid cyber crime. 
 

The Bully Roundup- An interactive online board game where students test their bully smarts.
 
Stop Bullying Now!- A site to teach students how to deal with a bully through videos, games,
 
Most teens and tweens play games on a computer, cell phone or other device.  View this Gaming Safety Tips sheet from Netsmartz.  Did you know there is a website devoted to rating games?  Go to www.esrb.org.  This site is maintained by the Entertainment Software Rating Board and rates a multitude of games each year. 
 
Hector's World is an excellent free resource for teachers or parents to use in introducing online safety to younger children.  This site is great for 5 and 6 year old students.  There are seven animated episodes that teach students about using the Internet safely and digial citizenship.
 
NS teens helps teens learn about cyberbullying, email, IM, chatrooms, gaming, revealing too much, social networking, and other Internet safety tips through videos, games, and comics online.  The site is also by Netsmartz.
 
Faux Paws- Demonstrate your Internet Safety knowledge and earn your "Internet Drivers Licenses."