Kindergarten

=Curriculum= = = =For Safety Pledge= = = =Personal Safety= Video for Kindergarten might be Be SAfer Online Know the Rules video goes better with Elaine's hand signs.

Sheri M goes to these game sites first, and then talks about personal safety. Did I have to put my name, age, location to play?

pbskids.org nick.com Gives you a chance to talk about checking with your trusted adult before you sign up for anything. order in the library

====Let's play a game! Let's find a fun place to go: http://www.janbrett.com/trim_a_jan_brett_gingerbread_baby_house.htm (Gingerbread House) http://www.janbrett.com/design_your_own_gingerbread_friend.htm (Gingerbread man) There are lots more games here: http://www.janbrett.com/secret_santa_selections.htm AFter you play a couple of games, ask these guiding questions:====
 * This is a GREAT thing to do the weeks before Christmas! Dec is a good time to think about internet safety because kids will be online and maybe not supervised over the holiday!**
 * Did we have fun?
 * Did we have to put any personal information in to play?
 * Is this a game that you could show your parents and play at home?

Elaine had a good tip--she does hand signs for check first (make check in the air), take a friend (2 fingers) ( shake head "no")tell people no, tell a trusted adult (hand over heart)

[|www.keepsafe.org] has good video-- Faux Paws told by Laura Bush

=Cyber Security=

=Cyber Bullying=

= = =Intellectual Property=

=Updates - 12/14/09= The week before Christmas, in K-1st grades, we will play various games online (Jan Brett's web site, PBS games, etc) and we will discuss how these are games that do not ask for too much personal information, and they're fun too. This is for the Personal Safety and Cyber Security strands of the curriculum. jcc