Internet Safety
The following links contain valuable information for parents in monitoring Internet use at home.
Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force
Operation Triad works under the auspices of the Delaware County District Attorney's Office and is comprised of a cooperative group of law enforcement agencies on the international, federal, regional, state and local levels. Operation Triad is proactive and is diligently working to apprehend perpetrators, protect potential victims, and educate parents, teachers and children about Internet safety.
Cyber Bullying
An overview of this phenomenon and practical guidance on prevention, detection of a cyber bully, and intervention.
PDE - Bullying,Hazing, and Harassment Resources
An extensive list of resources related to Bullying, Hazing, and Harassment provided and maintained by the Pennsylvania Department of Education
Protecting Kids On-Line
"The Center for Safe Schools is pleased to announce the release of a new Internet safety video: Protecting Kids Online. Produced in Pennsylvania, this 22-minute Internet safety resource speaks to parents and caregivers on topics from understanding the serious repercussion of cyber-bullying to learning how to safeguard our children from online predators."
Parenting Your Online Child
CyberAngels - World's Oldest and Largest Internet Safety Organization
For help explaining Internet safety to your child, click on "Resources for Parents" to download a parent resource book with everything you need to know. CyberAngels also offers online classes on parenting topics and advice on choosing software.
NetSmartz Workshop
Keeping Kids and Teens Safer on the Internet
Videos and activity cards to empower children and teens by educating them about the potential dangers online. Sections are devoted to kids, teens, parents, and others. Provides access to videos about real life experiences and cyberbullying, games, activities, and Internet safety raps to learn. New initiative for "UYN" (Use Your NetSmartz) for an easy way to remember online safety rules.
SafeKids
Family Guide to making the Internet safe, fun, and productive
Contains guidelines for parents and a sample Family Contract for Online Safety as well as articles about common sense rules, the risks, and other printable resources. Test your Internet safety knowledge with an online quiz. Safe blogging tips for teens and information about how MySpace.com makes it easy for predators.
Kidscom
Games to help children learn about Internet safety
A wonderful resource for younger students, this site contains tips for children about Internet safety and good manners. This is a great site for parents to interact together with their younger children.
SafeTeens
A place for teens and parents
A branch of the SafeKids site, this site focuses on teens. Cell phone safety, protecting your privacy, and blog safety tips can be found here. There is also a link for a 24 page guide in Spanish!
The Police Notebook
University of Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
A slide show presentation with questions and answers that parents can use with their younger children to generate discussion of online safety. Also includes safety tips concerning bullies, drugs and alcohol, dealing with strangers, and bus stop safety.
iSafe Organization
The Leader in Internet Safety Education
Founded in 1998 and endorsed by the U.S. Congress, this organization is a non-profit foundation dedicated to helping our youth understand their online experiences and assist in educating them to protect against any abuses.
Math Fact Drill & Practice Websites
A+ Math
Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division math facts with games.
I Know That
Use Leon's Math Dujo to practice math facts with a karate kick!
Dositey
Games and lessons for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts
Gamequarium
Fishy games for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts.
Fun Brain
Loads of fun fact games