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Technology at Pulaski

Homework Help

Internet Safety

Getting Research Started
Where do I begin?

Student Research
Resources
Check here for websites that
are appropriate for kids!

Student Writing Rubric
A checklist to assist students
to write well.

Student Search Engines
If you really HAVE to use the Internet, use these search engines.

Bibliographies
This is how you give credit to your sources.

Games

For Teachers

For Librarians

Library Volunteers

Froggie Power Unit
This is a HUGE presentation. Please
be patient while it is
loading!

2005 Book Award Winners

Children's
Book Council

Our web site has been chosen as an EduHound
Spotlight Classroom of the Week! Just click to see other classrooms
who have earned the honor!

This web page has been listed in the LoTi
Lounge as a resource.

The LoTi
Lounge has resources that assist teachers in using technology in their
classrooms.
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Using The Internet - Where Do I Start?
The Internet has become such a rich source of information
and communication that almost everybody has access to a computer on a regular
basis. Because there are so many good things available, one tends to
forget all of the dangers that are associated with Internet usage.
With technology, so much of it is still new that the law is taking a while
to catch up.
Getting
Started
Please double check the Internet Safety Rules before starting research
online! Mrs. Berbeza always reviews the 10 Internet Safety rules
from SafeKids.com at the beginning of the school year. At Pulaski, our
kids' safety is our number one concern!
For the Kids
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Christina School District AUP
District policy requires all students to have an Acceptable Use Policy
on file before using school computers in the classroom, computer lab or
the library. The responsible parent or guardian must sign these
permission slips BEFORE students may use school computers.
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i-SAFE Inc.
The worldwide leader in Internet safety education. Founded in 1998 and
endorsed by the U.S. Congress, i-SAFE is a non-profit foundation
dedicated to protecting kids' online experiences. |
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Internet
Safety
No responsible adult would allow a child to wander through a big
city by themselves without providing some guidance beforehand.
This site will give you the rules that will allow you to use the
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NetSmartzKids
This is a great way to practice Internet Safety by playing games. |
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Professor Garfield
This is another site that teaches Internet Safety and has great computer
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Internet Safety with Professor Garfield
Life lessons on Cyberbullying, Self-Esteem, Self-Control, Peer Pressure,
Listening, Online Safety, Fact or Opinion, Giving Back, Diversity and
Forms of Media. Each section includes a video, game, and quiz. |
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Faux Paw's Fun Zone
Games, videos and fun learning about using the Internet Safely. |

Privacy Playground - The First Adventure of the Three Pigs
Designed for students to help the Cyber Pigs navigate websites,
marketing ploys, spam, and have a close encounter with an unfriendly
wolf. |
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Safety Land
An interactive city that teaches Internet safety. Students help Captain
Broadband catch an Internet bad guy by searching buildings in the city
and answering Internet safety questions. |
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For the Parents
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Christina School District AUP
District policy requires all students to have an Acceptable Use Policy
on file before using school computers in the classroom, computer lab or
the library. The responsible parent or guardian must sign these
permission slips BEFORE students may use school computers.
En
Espanol
(Every child at Pulaski brings this home
at the beginning of the school year. They remain on file until the
end of the school year. It is only necessary to sign it once.) |

i-SAFE Inc.
The worldwide leader in Internet safety education. Founded in 1998 and
endorsed by the U.S. Congress, i-SAFE is a non-profit foundation
dedicated to protecting kids' online experiences. This is the
official
curriculum used in the state of Delaware and the Christina School
District. |
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Internet
Safety
SafeKids.com is one of the oldest and most enduring sites for Internet
safety. Its creator, Larry Magid,
is the author of the original 1994 brochure, Child
Safety on the Information Highway and is also a technology
journalist. |
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Oprah's What Every Parent Should Know
On April 15, 2009, the Oprah Winfrey Show featured a full slate of
stories that scared and informed parents everywhere. |

Helpful Internet Safety Tips for Parents
An online brochure that briefly outlines rules, dangers, and lingo for
parents. |
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Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media provides information and reviews about various types
of media and digital activities that kids spend much of their time with
to help parents monitor what their children are being exposed to. |

NetSmartz Workshop for Parents
A collection of resources to assist parents with children using
technology. Addresses many issues parents face today. |
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OnGuard Online
Provides practical tips from the federal government and the technology
industry to help you be on guard against Internet fraud, secure your
computer, and protect your personal information. |

FBI - A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety
Protecting our children against the fear of crime and from becoming victims
of crime must be a national priority. |
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BULLYING - At School and Online
Bullying affects ALL of our children those who bully, those who are
victimized, and those who are witnesses or assistants to interpersonal
violence. We can and must reduce this age-old problem. |

BULLYING - At School and Online - Quick Facts for Parents eBook
Designed to help parents take a role in addressing bullying at school and
online. It presents practical information and resources on bullying and
cyberbulling, including a list of 10 actions parents can take to help reduce
bullying. |
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iKeepSafe.org Parent Resources
Has a lot of resources including videos to assist parents in keeping their
families safe online. |
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Christina Acceptable Use Policy for Computers
Christina School District policy requires all students to have an acceptable
use policy on file before use of school computers in the classroom, computer
room or the library. The
responsible parent or guardian must sign these permission slips BEFORE
students may use school computers. Computer usage in the library is reserved for research purposes and
library catalog usage
only. Misuse of school computers could
result in the loss of all or part of computer privileges for all or part of
the school year. The forms may be
obtained from the office, the computer teacher, or from the District Office at
83 E. Main Street, Newark, DE 19711. Please
click here.
Delaware State Standards
I follow a district-mandated curriculum that is aligned both with the Delaware State
Content Standards and the National
Information Power Standards from the American Association of School Librarians.
Some documents on
this site may require a special PDF reader. If you need to
download this free program, please click here!

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This page was last updated on
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Marcia Berbeza
Library Media Specialist, NBCT
Grades K-5
Pulaski Elementary School
1300 Cedar Street
Christina School District
Wilmington, DE 19805-4396
(302) 429-4136 ex. 12906
FAX (302) 429-3955
Mberbeza@aol.com
berbezam@christina.k12.de.us
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"It is our choices, that show what we truly are,
far more than our abilities." J. K. Rowling
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
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