DVDs for the Classroom

Staying Safe on the Internet
Grades 3 – 5

This program is designed to teach students rules for staying safe wherever they go online. Introduced by a funny, computer-savvy host named “Chip”, the three scenarios alert viewers to online dangers, and teach the appropriate safety rule to follow: Don’t open messages from anyone you don’t know personally. Don’t give out personal information to anyone. Never agree to meet with strangers you meet online. In summing up, “Chip” explains that if something online makes you at all uncomfortable, be sure to ask for help from a grown-up you trust. Includes both DVD and VHS with Guide and 12 reproducible student worksheets. 15 minutes, 2008, Sunburst.

The Internet and You: Staying Safe
Grades 5 – 9

The Internet is an everyday part of life for most teens, yet many fail to realize why it is essential for them to use caution online. With humour that will appeal to young teens, the program talks about Instant Messaging, blogs, email, chat rooms and social networks. Without using scare tactics, it makes teens aware of potential online dangers: predators, “phishing”, identity theft and cyberbullying. The program is designed to make surfing the net a positive, safe experience. Includes both DVD and VHS with Guide. 15 minutes, 2007 Sunburst.

Protect Yourself: Personal Safety on the Internet
Grades 7 – 12

This documentary-style program features real teens talking about their Internet experiences, ranging from frequent messages from people they don’t know to invitations to gamble. Teens learn to be assertive and smart when it comes to their interactions on the Internet, and discover how to protect themselves and draw the line with anyone who is inappropriate. Includes both DVD and VHS with Guide. 17 minutes, 2007 Sunburst.