Internet Safety Worksheets
Discuss with your students how to stay safe online with these worksheets.
Sergio receives an e-mail from a person he doesn't recognize. The person claims to be a friend from school, and she's requesting a picture. Sergio's not sure what he should do.
3rd through 5th Grades
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Madison is using dad's laptop to research information for a school project. A pop-up ad appears that says she's won an iPad. She doesn't remember entering a contest to win an iPad. What should she do?
3rd through 5th Grades
What should Veronica do when she sees that someone posted a nasty, hurtful comment about her on Facebook?
Should Facebook require all users to be over the age of 13? Write a persuasive essay to state your opinion. Use details to support your point of view.
Cut, color, and staple the pages to make a mini-book about Internet safety.
Students can read and sign the "Internet Safety Pledge" when they're learning how to stay safe online.
Learn about bullying and cyberbullying with these anti-bullying worksheets.
