Glossary
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Body Boundary
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Childhood
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Cyber Bullying
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Cyber P.L.A.N.
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Cyber Safety
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Grooming
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Identity
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Peer Pressure
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Privacy
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Private Parts
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Reporting
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Respect
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Responsibility
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Right
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Safety
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Safety NETwork
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Tattling
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Trusted Adult
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Unsafe secret
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Body Boundary Violation
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Voice
The rules you have for touches that feel safe or unsafe to you.
Your right to be a kid; to play, learn and have friends without fear.
Using the Internet or social media to threaten or harass someone.
Your plan to keep you safe on the Internet and social media.
The safe and responsible use of digital devices by keeping information safe and secure and being respectful of other people online or with digital devices.
The testing of someone’s boundaries in order to gain trust.
The Right to Be Who You Are – The right to be exactly who you are – the right to have your own ideas, beliefs, and strengths that make you who you are.
Feeling the need to agree with or fit in with a group.
Keeping others from seeing or hearing things that are personal–your body, personal information, and your personal thoughts.
The parts of your body that are covered by your bathing suit; your mouth is also a private part that no one should touch or put things into without your consent or approval.
Reporting is telling about something that involves a threat to safety.
Your right to be treated like you are valuable and important.
A duty or job that goes along with a right.
Individual freedoms that you are entitled to.
The right to feel comfortable, happy, and safe in your surroundings.
Your group of trusted adults with whom you can talk to and get help from if needed.
Tattling is a complaint about someone else’s behavior that doesn’t involve safety.
A grown-up who will help you make safe decisions and protect you.
An unsafe secret is one that makes you feel confused, “icky,” or scared and that you are told not to share.
When the private parts of the body are touched, an unwelcomed touch is received, or a touch is done with hurtful intent.
Your right to be heard and to share your opinions, needs, fears, and hopes.