Surfing Safely: Navigating the Net

Emily McClure

Tier 1

Lesson Plan

Surfing Safely: Navigating the Net

Students will learn key internet safety concepts, including protecting personal info and recognizing online threats, to help them safely navigate the digital world.

In an increasingly digital world, understanding internet safety is crucial to protect personal information and make informed decisions online.

Audience

7th Grade Students

Time

30 minutes

Approach

Interactive discussion and guided activities.

Materials

Online Safety Infographic, and Interactive Quiz

Prep

Preparation

5 minutes

Review the Surfing Safely: Navigating the Net lesson plan.
Prepare the classroom by setting up the projector and ensuring internet connectivity.
Familiarize yourself with the Online Safety Infographic and Interactive Quiz materials.

Step 1

Introduction

5 minutes

Welcome students and introduce the topic of internet safety.
Explain the importance of protecting personal information online.

Step 2

Discussion & Activity

15 minutes

Discuss common online threats and ways to avoid them.
Use the Online Safety Infographic as a visual aid.
Engage students with an interactive Q&A session to identify safe and unsafe online behaviors.

Step 3

Wrap-Up

10 minutes

Recap key points learned during the lesson.
Conduct a brief Interactive Quiz to reinforce concepts.
Encourage students to ask questions and share insights.

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Slide Deck

Surfing Safely: Navigating the Net

Welcome! Today we'll learn how to protect our personal information and recognize online threats.

Introduce the session and outline the importance of internet safety for personal security. Emphasize key learning objectives.

What is Internet Safety?

Understanding how to protect your digital identity and personal information online. Internet safety helps you navigate the web securely.

Explain the concept of internet safety and why it matters. Use engaging language to keep 7th graders interested.

Common Online Threats

• Phishing scams
• Malware and viruses
• Cyberbullying
• Identity theft

Let's discuss examples and how to avoid these threats.

Discuss common online threats. Use examples and ask questions to involve students in recalling threats they know.

Tips to Protect Your Information

• Use strong, unique passwords
• Be cautious with personal info
• Verify website security
• Think before you click

Highlight practical tips to protect information online. Link back to the infographic for visuals if necessary.

Interactive Q&A

Let's review what we've learned. What are some ways to protect yourself online? Engage in discussion and share your ideas!

Facilitate an interactive Q&A based on the content in the slides. Encourage students to share their thoughts and ask questions.

Worksheet

Surfing Safely: Navigating the Net Worksheet

This worksheet will help you review important internet safety tips and practices. Read each question carefully and write your answer in the space provided.

1. Understanding Internet Safety

What does internet safety mean to you? Explain in your own words why it is important.

2. Identifying Online Threats

List two common online threats that can harm personal information.

3. Safe Online Behaviors

Describe one action you can take to protect your personal information when using the internet.

4. Critiquing Online Content

Imagine you see an online message asking for your personal information. What are two questions you should ask before deciding whether to share any information?

5. Reflection

Why do you think strong, unique passwords are important? Write a short paragraph explaining your thoughts.

Remember, these questions will help you remember the key points we discussed about staying safe online. Use the space provided to share your ideas and thoughts.

Good luck!