Safe Travel on the Internet

Warm Up: Field Trips

• Places you might visit

• Ways you might travel

• Rules you might follow

Another way to travel…the Internet!

Safety Rules for Internet Travel

#1 Always ask your parents (or teacher) first.

#2 Only talk to people you know.

#3 Stick to places that are just right for you.

Internet Field Trip

The San Diego Zoo

http://kids.sandiegozoo.org/

Website Traffic Light

Green = GOOD!

• A website just right for kids your age with fun things for you to see and do

• A website that doesn’t ask who you are, where you live, or what your phone number/email address is

• A website that doesn’t let you talk to people you don’t know


Yellow = CAUTION!ASK A TRUSTED ADULT FOR PERMISSION.

• A website you’re not sure is right for kids your age.

• A website that asks who you are, where you live, your phone number, etc.

• A website that allows you to talk to people you don’t know


Red = STOP!• A website that is not right for you

• A website that is filled with things for older kids or adults

Activity: Website Traffic Light

1. You went to the Games-O-Rama website by accident and a stranger asks you your name and age.


2. The Wacky Bunny website is funny! Even your grandma would think it’s just right for you.


3. You are searching for pictures of hearts for Valentine’s Day but come across a website that makes you feel uncomfortable.


4. A website for your favorite TV show has fun things for kids your age to do.


5. You visited a kids’ sports website that allows you to talk with other people.


6. You are on a game website where a screen pops up and asks for your family’s email address.


7. Your teacher tells you to visit a website where you can learn things about giraffes.

Safe Travel on the Internet

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