Guest Speakers - Jewish Family & Children Services

This week and next week we are having guest speakers from Jewish Family and Children Services during counseling class.

Grades k-2 we are hearing 
a body safety plan of:
No, Run, Tell
K and 1watched a short clip of
Winnie the Pooh and second grade watched a clip of Camp No, Run, Tell to help understand this concept and the  power to say, "NO!"
Our pledge:
I'm in charge of my body.
I'm the boss of my body.
My body is private.

Grades 3-5
Kids are hearing safety rules for Internet
* our digital foot print is for LIFE
* play games online with people you know personally
*ask permission from others before posting pictures
* stop -block - report - when witness cyber bullying
* keep personal information private 
* change passwords at least yearly
* make passwords at least 8-15 digits with mixed symbols
* turn connect device off when not playing so your home is not a "reality show"
* age appropriate games and accounts





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