Health Grades K-6

Meet Alex. In this video, he is learning that bullying is no fun. What should Alex do if he is getting nasty emails and texts?

Take an online adventure in Interland - these four challenging games let students put the key lessons of digital safety into hands-on practice.

Watch this video to see how Molly can treat people with kindness and respect at school and on the Internet.

Hippo and Hedgehog share the Cyber-Five in this video. The Cyber-Five are five rules for staying safe online.

This interactive site teaches many of the basic elements of cybersafety. Learn through the adventures of the Three Little Pigs.

This animated video explains what digital footprints are and how we make them. What can we do to make sure that our digital footprint is safe, responsible and respectful?

This is a fun animated video about how you can use your brain and heart to be a good friend when you're online.

This game has been created specifically to help 8-10 year-old children learn about safety and privacy issues on the Internet. This classic activity from MediaSmarts also includes an online teacher's guide.

This video describes the ripple effect of actions and discusses our responsibilities when we interact with others online. Teachers, note the related lesson plan.

Sometimes you see something on the Internet that makes you feel uncomfortable. It might happen when you are playing a game online or when someone texts you a bad picture. When something like this happens you need to tell an adult you trust.

Molly is a kid like you. Learn about Molly and what information about her is personal. Why should we keep that information safe?

This is a short video that answers three questions. What is the Internet and is it part of the real world? What are the good things on the Internet? Is the Internet made only for kids?

Take an online adventure in Interland - these four challenging games let students put the key lessons of digital safety into hands-on practice.

This activity combines a matching game with tips about protecting privacy. In Round 1, players earn moves and improve their score by answering questions about themselves. In Round 2, players can protect their privacy scores by completing quizzes about various privacy tools.

Posting a picture online, or sending a picture on your phone, can have consequences that you might not have thought about. Watch this video for a quick reminder about why it’s important to think before you share a picture of yourself.

In this game, you will assemble a map leading to a pirate treasure. You will also learn how to decide what information is ok to give out when you are playing online, and what information you need to keep private.

This game has been created specifically to help 8-10 year-old children learn about safety and privacy issues on the Internet. This classic activity from MediaSmarts also includes an online teacher's guide.

Sometimes you see something on the Internet that makes you feel uncomfortable. It might happen when you are playing a game online or when someone texts you a bad picture. When something like this happens you need to tell an adult you trust.

Molly is a kid like you. Learn about Molly and what information about her is personal. Why should we keep that information safe?