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3. Digital Discoverers: Young Explorers Navigating the Internet - A project to empower children on Internet safety
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Before You Start:
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Lesson 1: What Is The Internet?3 Topics|2 Quizzes
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Lesson 2: Navigating The Internet2 Topics|2 Quizzes
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Lesson 3: Understanding Websites1 Topic|2 Quizzes
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Lesson 4: Understanding Internet Safety and Privacy6 Topics|2 Quizzes
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Lesson 5: Exploring Email And Online Communication2 Topics|2 Quizzes
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Lesson 6: Strong Passwords1 Topic|2 Quizzes
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Lesson 7: Sharing Photos And Videos Online2 Quizzes
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Lesson 8: Cyberbullying2 Topics|2 Quizzes
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Lesson 9: The Importance Of Asking For Help1 Topic|2 Quizzes
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My Internet Safety Pledge
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The Share-Nots Game
Get some pieces of paper and write the items from the lists below on each piece.
Put all these pieces of paper in a container, like a jar. Then, take each piece of paper out one at a time and think:
Is it okay to tell people this thing about me, or should I keep it private?
This can help you learn what’s safe to share and what’s not.

Safe to Share: | Not Safe to Share: |
Favorite color | Your full name |
Type of pet you have (but not its name) | Your home address |
Favorite food | Your phone number and Email address |
Favorite book | School’s name or location |
Favorite game | Passwords to any of your accounts |
Favorite superhero | Pictures of yourself or your family without parental permission |
Favorite school subject | Your location or where you’re going |
Favorite sport | Your parents’ full names |
Hobby or interest | Any financial information, |
(like painting, dancing, playing football) | like your parents’ credit card or bank details |
Dream vacation destination |