Cybersafety Lesson Plans
A comprehensive collection of digital media literacy lesson plans created for K-12 educators, featuring a month’s supply of ready-to-use materials…
Privacy and Kids – OPCC
Explore these resources for parents and teachers to find educational cybersafety activities, lesson plans, posters, and more. Provided by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
Digital Literacy Interactive Games
Series of 6 interactive games – Provided by Common Sense Media
Teaching privacy online
This external site provides information about various online threats and internet safety, as well as teaching resources to bring cybersafety education into the classroom. Provided by the Parent Coalition for Student Privacy.
Digital Citizenship Teaching Resources
This external site provides engaging and helpful teaching resources to bring cybersafety education into the classroom from K-12.
Digital and media literacy for teachers
This external site provides lesson plans and other resources to improve students’ digital literacy. Provided by Media Smarts.
Privacy Lesson Plans for Teachers
These lesson plans, for students in grades 6-12 , allow you to introduce cybersafety education into your classroom. Provided by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
Security education companion
This external resource provides free cybersafety education materials about passwords, malware, and general privacy.
CTRL-F-Teaching-Resources
CTRL-F: Find the Facts is a program of CIVIX, which is a non-partisan registered Canadian charity dedicated to building the skills and habits of active and informed citizenship among school-aged youth. False and misleading information is rampant online, and people lack the skills and motivation to determine what to trust. To build the next generation of informed citizens, we need to adopt new ways to teach digital media literacy and source evaluation.
Secure Passcodes with Python – Lesson Plan by Canada Learning Code
Why is having a strong password important? Strong passwords help protect your information and identity. As phishing and social hacking become quite common, we need a way to generate secure passwords that we can still remember!
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