Every February on Safer Internet Day, people around the world join forces to teach children and youth about using online technology in a safe and responsible way.

For Safer Internet Day 2017, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection introduced a new, free resource to help parents talk about online safety with their kids. Safety Rocks is an activity book aimed at children in Grades 3 and 4. Jack, Olivia and their dragons help parents teach important personal safety strategies that apply both offline and online.

Safety Rocks (Grades 3 and 4)

Get a free copy in the mail. Answer three quick questions and we will send you a copy of Safety Rocks.

Get involved to help create a safer Internet:

• 1. DOWNLOAD the Safety Rocks activity book and work through the activities with your child.

• 2. HELP US REACH PARENTS on social media by sharing the Canadian Centre’s tweets and posts.

• 3. REPORT concerns about children being sexually exploited online to Cybertip.ca.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Communications, Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Office: (204) 945-8074
Email: communications@protectchildren.ca