Middle primary
Understanding what students are doing online is a valuable starting point for teaching cybersafety. This series of videos combined with the Cybercitizen profiles provide teachers with a comprehensive view of their students’ online lives.
Comprehensive units of work provide activities for use in the classroom. These activities are designed to build a range of skills, knowledge and behaviours in students that will help to keep them safe online. Teachers can choose activities and sequence them based on student needs.
The ACMA has a number of web and app-based teaching resources available for use by teachers. These resources include supporting lesson plans and student handouts.
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Cybersmart Access
Cybersmart Access is a series of fun games designed to reinforce key cybersafety messages to children with special education needs. It is a free resource designed for use within specialist and mainstream schools and can be enjoyed by all students regardless of their abilities
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Hector’s World
Hector’s World™ is a valuable educational resource for use in the classroom. Its cybersafety messages are relevant to primary school age groups, particularly 5 – 7 year olds.
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Budd:e
The Stay Smart Online website hosts the Budd:e E-security Education Package which is designed to raise the e-security awareness of Australian primary and secondary school students and help them stay smart online.
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Cyberquoll
Follow the Quoll cousins through six epic adventures as they stumble through the pitfalls and triumphs of using the internet safely. The CyberQuoll computer-based activities have been designed for upper primary school students and are supported by a comprehensive suite of materials to help teach internet safety.
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