Lesson 1
Safe Words Only
What’s okay to tell people online — and what’s not. Names, ages, schools, where you live.
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CyberSmart Kids
Online safety basics for younger kids, designed to be watched and read with a parent.
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Who this is for
Kids ages 5–10, going through the lessons with a grown-up. The signup is the parent’s — there is no child account, and no information about your child is collected anywhere on this site.
A note for parents
CyberSmart Kids is built to be watched with a grown-up, not handed to a kid alone. The signup is the parent’s — there is no child account, no name, no birthday, no email for your child collected anywhere on this site. Every lesson is short, designed to spark a conversation, and comes with a one-page Parent Guide for what to talk about afterward.
What you’ll learn
Lesson 2
Stranger Danger Goes Online
The same rules you have in real life work in DMs and game chats. We show what that looks like.
Lesson 3
Tell a Grown-up
What to do when something online makes you feel weird — and why you’ll never be in trouble for telling.
Lesson 4
Passwords Are Like Toothbrushes
Why passwords aren’t shared, what makes one strong, and how a grown-up helps.
CyberSmart Kids — Tween Bridge (ages 8–12)
Four more lessons for kids who are starting to use the internet more on their own but still need a parent in the loop. Available now — and free, like everything else here.
Lesson 1
Your Online Footprint
What a digital footprint is, why it sticks around, and how to leave one you’ll be proud of.
Lesson 2
Safe Gaming
Keep playing the games you love while spotting strangers, free-money scams, and purchase traps.
Lesson 3
Strong Passwords and Two Locks
How to build a password that’s actually strong, and what a second lock is and why it’s worth having.
Lesson 4
Pause Before You Post
A three-second habit that stops the posts and messages people most often wish they could take back.
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How it works
- Four short lessons. About 4–5 minutes each, followed by a conversation.
- Plain language. No jargon. No assumed knowledge. No condescension.
- Every lesson is a complete written guide. Read it at your own pace — nothing is missing.
- Every lesson comes with a one-page Parent Guide — conversation starters and what to watch for.
- Free at launch and free forever. No subscription. No upsell.
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