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Lathrop Intermediate School
Cyber Savvy Week
December 1 – December 5, 2014
Math Classroom – Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Internet Safety: Online Protection and Cyber Predators
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How to Use the Internet Safely –
Online Protection and CyberPredators
• Purpose:
– This week we’re going to spend a
little time everyday talking about
how to use computers and the
Internet to become smarter and safer.
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Yesterday,
• What are some rules do you remember from
yesterday?
– Not to fill out online forms or surveys, enter
contests, or join social networking sites
without parent permission.
– Not to share personal information online such
as name, address, phone number, age,
gender, photo, or Social Security number.
– Remember that everything you post on the
Internet can be seen by anyone and
everyone.
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What does/can Internet do when you have
easy access online?
• Collects and stores personal &
sensitive information
– Name
– Age
– Address
– Phone number
– School
 Bad idea to share all that information.
Why? Or why not? Explain.
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What is CyberPredators? Online Predators?
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Adults who try to take advantage of kids by pretending to be friends when they really
have bad intentions.
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They try to get personal information like where you live or go to school by lying and
deceptions.
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They try to meet kids through chat, instant messaging, email or social networking sites.
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They often lie about their age and pretend to be young, often as young as the person
they are trying to contact.
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They try to make friends through attention, affection, kindness, and even gifts, and
often devote considerable time, money and energy to this effort.
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They know the latest music, games, and hobbies likely to interest kids.
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They listen to and sympathize with kids’ problems.
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Why is it bad to make friends with
CyberPredators?
• They are strangers.
• You’re not old enough to talk to strangers or get into a car with
someone you don’t know.
• It is hard to tell the difference between a potential friend and a bad
adult though online communication.
• Consider this: cyberpredators can be very patient. Some will
maintain a false identity for weeks while they build up trust.
• Some very smart kids have believed cyber predators lies and
become victims.
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CyberSavvy Rules
• Never give personal information to people you meet online
including your real name and especially where you live.
• Be alert for cyberpredators – people who try to gain your trust or
ask inappropriate questions such as whether your parents are
home.
• Never meet anyone in person who contacts you online.
• Never respond to online chat or email messages that make you feel
confused or uncomfortable – instead, tell an adult.
• If after telling an adult, you continue to be bothered, have a trusted
adult call the CyberTipline at 800-843-5678 or visit
http://cybertipline.com
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Questions
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Sources
• www.sausd.us/cybersavvyweek
• www.commonsensemedia.org/educator
s/lesson
• www.copyrightkids.org
• www.classroom20.com
• www.media-awareness.ca
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