Internet Safety for Grades K-5

Watch this video as Bobo and Jackster learn 3 rules about Internet safety. Never give out your student id and password; don't go to a website unless your parent or teacher says it's ok; and don't type any personal information into any boxes on the screen.

Watch this short video as Pumbaa teaches Timon not to give out personal information like your name, address, and phone number on the Internet.

Watch this video for young children letting them know that it's best to ask for help if something weird pops up when they are online.

Read these Internet safety tips from the FBI. You can also navigate through the website by clicking "Next" in the bottom right hand corner and read more safety information.

Games for kids 5-10 to teach Internet safety. Click on the link to play games for ages 5-7 or 8-10. Follow Blockin' Betty's directions and answer the questions.

Read these rules kids can use to be safe online.

Quiz: How Cybersmart are You? Click on "Start the Quiz". Read the directions and answer the questions to see how cybersmart you are!

Watch this video as Faux Paw, the Techno Cat, gets transported into the Internet. She learns the dangers of meeting strangers online and giving out personal information to people you don't know. She learns to tell an adult if something you see online makes you uncomfortable.

Click the green "Go" button to watch as Hippo teaches Hedgehog the "Cyber 5" - five rules for being safe online.

Click on "Play Movie" to watch as Mobi learns what to do if a strange person approaches him on the Internet, and about not sharing personal information. He also learns how to keep his computer safe.

Online safety quiz for kids. Click the green "Begin" button to answer the questions. If you get the answer correct, you advance to the next question.

Interactive game for kids to learn to be safe online. Click the green "Start" button to begin the game. Follow the directions to pick a uniform and continue with your Webonaut training!