iSafe is a publisher of media literacy curriculum, and xBlock is a teen mentor program that gives students a chance to learn online safety and teach it to their peers and parents.
With separate sections for teens, kids, parents, educators, and law enforcement, NetSmartz is a public-private partnership that teaches three basic online safety rules.
Web Wise Kids sells detective-style games based on real-life criminal cases, that can be used at home or in a classroom to engage students in the subject of Internet safety.
Through the adventures of Faux Pax the cat, a safety mascot, kids learn about the dangers of downloading, dealing with cyber-bullying, and basic Internet safety rules.
This site is divided into sections where advice and personal, real-life stories illustrate the importance of knowing the danger signs and following basic safety rules.
Surfnetkids.com offers websites about Online Safety.
Net Smartz is a great site full of games and videos concerning how to be safe on the internet. I actually enjoy this site myself so I highly recommend it
How to use the web safely
Simple advice for children on Internet safety
Hector's world cartoons dealing with internet safety suitable for 5-8 year olds
A series of cartoons dealing with Internet safety suitable for ages 7-11
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