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How We Got Cyber Smart: A book about how to stay safe online

How We Got Cyber Smart: A book about how to stay safe online

Published in
2020
4.75
on Goodreads (12)

Description

How We Got Cyber Smart addresses cyber safety, cyber bullying and online safety for elementary school-aged children.It follows the adventures of two kids Olivia and Jack, as they navigate the online world and tells the story of how they became cyber smart and dealt with their online bully. It provides practical advice to parents and children in how to protect themselves online and look after their safety. The information pulls from realistic online events as the author explains the dangers of the Internet in terms children will understand. It incorporates the challenge of cyber safety in today's world and addresses this concern in the lives of two school-aged children and how their parents help navigate their online experiences. This book is a helpful tool for all parents, caregivers and teachers of school-aged children to help start the conversation about online safety and safe online habits.More online safety and cyber bullying information about how we got cyber smart can be found at howwegotcybersmart.com
Age
7-10
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
30 pages
Book in series
#1

Why to read

  • Educational Value: The book provides essential knowledge about online safety, helping readers understand the risks associated with internet use and how to navigate them responsibly.
  • Practical Tips: 'How We Got Cyber Smart' offers actionable advice and strategies for protecting personal information and maintaining privacy online, which is invaluable in our increasingly digital world.
  • Targeted Audience: Written with a focus on empowering younger audiences, this book is an excellent resource for children and teens to learn about cybersecurity in an age-appropriate manner.
  • Engaging Content: Lisa Rothfield-Kirschner has crafted the book to be both informative and engaging, ensuring that readers are not only educated but also entertained, which can lead to better retention of the information provided.