Ages 0–5 and Grades K–12 sessions with matching parent content.

Each grade band includes two core presentations: one age-appropriate student lesson and one companion session for parents or caregivers, so the whole family is on the same page. Note: The 0–5 range is parent-only, focusing on protecting very young children from digital risks.

Parents learning strategies to protect children ages 0–5 online
Ages 0–5: Protecting the Very Young

Essential guidance for parents of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers on digital safety, privacy, and screen time decisions.

Parent Session

  • What to share (and not share) about your child online
  • Protecting your child's digital identity and privacy
  • Screen time guidelines for 0–5: when and how much
  • Keeping young children off digital devices: alternatives and boundaries
  • Understanding digital footprints that start before kids can use devices
  • Setting up safe digital environments for when they're ready
Deliverable: Slide Deck (Ages 0–5 parent session) with speaker notes, privacy checklist, and screen time guidelines handout.
Grades K–2: First Steps Online
Early elementary students learning basic online safety

Focus on "trusted adults," kind online behavior, and simple rules for using shared devices.

Student Session

  • What is the internet? Fun vs. risky spaces
  • Keep your name, school, and address private
  • What to do if someone is unkind online

Parent Session

  • Setting simple family rules for screens
  • Kid-friendly device & app settings
  • How to coach kids to tell you when something feels "weird"
Deliverable: Slide Decks (Grades K–2 student & parent) with speaker notes and take-home flyer.
Grades 3–5: Kindness, Games & Sharing
Upper elementary students learning about kindness and sharing online

Emphasis on online kindness, chats in games, and "think before you post."

Student Session

  • Cyber bullying vs. normal conflict
  • Gaming chats: who's a "friend" online?
  • Photos, videos, and digital footprints

Parent Session

  • Parental controls for games & tablets
  • Monitoring vs. mentoring: balancing trust
  • Scripts for talking about bullying & cruelty online
Deliverable: Slide decks (Grades 3–5 student & parent) plus sample family media agreement.
Grades 6–8: Social Media & Identity
Middle school students discussing social media and identity

Students explore social media, group chats, and early independence online.

Student Session

  • Group chats, screenshots, and rumors
  • Privacy settings & over-sharing
  • Recognizing scams, fake profiles, and phishing

Parent Session

  • Popular apps & how they really work
  • Setting expectations for phones & social media
  • When to step in on bullying or risky behavior
Deliverable: Slide decks (Grades 6–8 student & parent) with resource list and red-flag checklist.
Grades 9–12: Reputation, Scams & Next Steps
High school students exploring reputation, scams, and next steps

Preparing teens for adult-level online risks and long-term reputation.

Student Session

  • Digital footprint, colleges, and employers
  • Social engineering, phishing, and scams
  • Healthy boundaries in DMs and group chats

Parent Session

  • Talking about privacy, consent, and boundaries
  • Financial scams, fraud, and identity theft
  • Collaborative planning for life after graduation
Deliverable: Slide Decks (Grades 9–12 student & parent) plus "launch checklist" for families.