About
Your CyberFeet is a program created for children to be administered by teachers, parents, librarians, troop
leaders, etc. Your CyberFeet features a video series titled “The Howards: Hopping Through CyberSpace.” The
Howards, as well as Your CyberFeet, will initially focus on one basic premise: the importance of one’s digital footprint.
Your CyberFeet will contain distinct modules for the following grade groups: Pre-K, K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12. As the child ages, more information and deeper understanding will be explored.
The Program Details
Each module will contain a short video, a discussion guide for the leader, a worksheet or other project for the children to complete to demonstrate understanding, and additional resources for further study as desired. In total, each module will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. We would appreciate your feedback on the modules through the brief survey linked in each module below.
Modules by Grade
Coming in 2026
- Lesson Plan
- Activity Sheet
- Instructional Video
- Survey
- Lesson Plan
- Activity Sheets
- Instructional Video
- Survey
The Instructional Video was created with a grant from the Sears Consumer Protection and Education Fund.
- Lesson Plan
- Activity Sheets
- Instructional Video
- Survey
The Instructional Video was created with a grant from the Sears Consumer Protection and Education Fund.
Coming in Fall 2025
The Instructional Video was created with a grant from the Sears Consumer Protection and Education Fund.
Coming in Winter 2025
- Lesson Plan
- Activity Sheet
- Instructional Video
- Survey
Online Resources for Parents, Guardians, and Discussion Leaders About Online Safety for Children
- Common Sense Media
- Website: Common Sense Media
- Offers comprehensive guides and resources for parents and educators on safe and responsible use of technology.
- National Online Safety
- Website: National College Library
- Provides courses, guides, and resources to help parents and teachers keep children safe online.
- NetSmartz
- Website: NetSmartz
- An educational program of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children that provides age-appropriate resources to teach children about online safety.
- Internet Matters
- Website: Internet Matters
- Offers resources and advice for parents and educators to help children stay safe online.
- ConnectSafely
- Website: ConnectSafely
- Provides safety tips, news, and advice on social media, apps, and technology.
- StopBullying.gov
- Website: StopBullying.gov
- Offers information on how to prevent and respond to cyberbullying.
- Get Safe Online
- Website: Get Safe Online
- Provides practical advice on how to protect children from online threats.
- Cyberbullying Research Center
- Website: Cyberbullying Research Center
- Offers resources and research on cyberbullying prevention and response.
- Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI)
- Website: Family Online Safety Institute
- Provides tools and resources to promote online safety and digital citizenship.
- Childnet International
- Website: Childnet International
- Offers resources for parents, teachers, and young people to help make the internet a safe and positive place.
- Be Internet Awesome by Google
- Website: Be Internet Awesome
- A program by Google that teaches kids the fundamentals of digital citizenship and safety through interactive activities and resources for parents and educators.
- NSPCC Online Safety
- Website: NSPCC Online Safety
- Offers advice and resources to help keep children safe online.
- Federal Trade Commission
- Website: Youville
- Teaches kids 8-12 years old about privacy & online safety, digital citizenship, understanding advertising, and spotting scams.
These resources provide additional information, from basic safety tips to in-depth guides on handling specific online threats. Listing of these organizations does not imply endorsement by the County.