Safe & Responsible Computing
Administrators & Teachers Home Teaching Safety K-5 Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Tweens & Teens Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Teaching Ethics K-5 Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Activity Pages Links We Like for Administrators & Teachers Back to Home	Teaching Internet Safety in the Classroom As teaching professionals, you know that more and more demands are being placed on you. You’re no longer responsible for teaching just academic subjects and supervising extracurricular activities. As a teacher it is your responsibility to note and report any signs of physical abuse on a student or dangerous or threatening behavior by or towards another student. In the area of Internet safety, you have the opportunity to be proactive in looking out for the welfare of your students. You have the opportunity to help them learn skills to enjoy the good things the Internet has to offer and stay safe. Once again, we invite you to take a look at some of the resources on this site. We have suggested exercises for teaching Internet safety as well as links to other resources. For suggested classroom exercises for teaching Internet Safety click on the links below: Teaching Internet Safety – K to 5^th Grade Exercise 1: Batter Up Exercise 2: An Unfriendly Chat Teaching Internet Safety – Tweens & Teens Exercise 1: Amy and Her “Friend” Exercise 2: Your Online Trail For a list of external links on Internet safety and related issues, check here.