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The Boomer Challenge - an online tool to teach children about unsafe online situations

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The Boomer Challenge - an online tool to teach children about unsafe online situations

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The Boomer Challenge is the latest fun, interactive, engaging online game from the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, giving children aged 8 to 12 the skills to recognise potentially unsafe and risky online situations and empower them to make decisions and problem solve in the online world.

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The Boomer Challenge is the latest FREE resource from the Daniel Morcombe Foundation.

The Boomer Challenge gives children aged 8 to 12 the skills to recognise potentially unsafe and risky online situations, and to make decisions and problem solve in the online world.

Join Millsy, his sister Kristy and their technologically challenged grandparents for a fun and engaging online game that will teach children about the pitfalls of the online world.

The Boomer Challenge project has been developed with funds raised from Millsy's Pop Up Restaurant.

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The Boomer Challenge | The Daniel Morcombe Foundation

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The Boomer Challenge is the latest FREE resource from the Daniel Morcombe Foundation. The Boomer Challenge gives children aged 8 to 12 the skills to recognise potentially unsafe and risky online situations, and to make decisions and problem solve in the online world.

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A song for young kids to help understand being safe online

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Lah-Lah and Buzz the Bandleader help children learn key online safety messages by getting them singing and dancing along.

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1. Don’t post any personal information online – like your address, email address or mobile number.
2.Keep your privacy settings as high as possible

3. Never give out your passwords
4. Don’t befriend people you don’t know.
5. Don’t meet up with people you’ve met online.
6. Remember that not everyone online is who they say they are

7. Think carefully about what you say before you post something online
8.Respect other people’s views, even if you don’t agree with someone else’s views doesn’t mean you need to be rude

9. If you see something online that makes you feel uncomfortable, unsafe or worried: leave the website, turn off your computer if you want to and tell a trusted adult immediately.

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Watch this video on consent

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My Body Safety Rules video -
5 things every child should know

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My Body Safety Rules - 5 things every child should know

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Learn some important things you should do if you are being bullied.

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UNSAFE TOUCHES - a video for children aged 9-12

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Personal Safety Strategies (for children aged 3-8)

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Personal Safety Strategies (for children aged 3-8)

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From Daniel Morcombe Foundation

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ABCSL 2018 - Safety School - Personal safety strategies

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Great resource from KidsHelpline

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Feeling sad happens to everybody, but there are things you can do about it.

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Every time you say to yourself I'm not good enough just remember, "I'll always be the best that i can be!!" Everyone sing along ........

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Sesame Street  Will.i.am Sings What I Am

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Sometimes when we are feeling a little scared or upset it helps to stop and "just breathe".  Lets try it together...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLbK0o9Bk7Q

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Playing with your friends should be fun, so please make sure you always keep your hands to yourself!
Keep your hands to yourself

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Every child deserves to feel safe in their own home and by the people they love. If someone is hurting you, you should tell them to STOP and then tell someone about it. If that person cant help, then you tell someone else. It is NOT ok to feel unsafe.

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Someone Is Hurting Me | What Is Abuse? | Kids Helpline

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Resource from Kids Helpline

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You may feel uncomfortable, worried or upset about your friends fighting. Be honest with them about how it makes you feel. Let them know that you don't want this to change your friendship.

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Resource from Kids Helpline

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Every person is different and unique - this is what makes everybody special. Need help learning to love your differences? Talk to Kids Helpline today.

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Resource from Kids Helpline

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It can feel like scary stuff is always happening in the news

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Sometimes we feel like bad things are happening all the time. Kids Helpline has all the information you need if you have seen scary stuff in the news.

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Nobody’s perfect! All bodies are special - you’re one of a kind

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Being different and looking different is what makes us special.

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Sometimes when we do the wrong thing we get in trouble from our Mum's and dad's, Grandma or Grandpa, or other family members. It's hard, but it helps to teach us that when we do the wrong thing there are consequences.

However, if you are punched, shaken, bitten, burnt or scratched that's NOT ok. If it leaves a mark or leaves you feeling scared you need to tell someone you can trust.

AN ADULT HAS HURT ME

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Physical Abuse | Is An Adult Hurting You? | Kids Helpline

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Resources to help keep kids safe online - kids aged 5-8 years.

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Resources to help keep kids safe online - kids aged 5-8 years.

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This includes 4 short animated video's and conversation starters for parents to talk to kids and reflect on the online safety messages in each chapter

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For image-based abuse, stop all contact with the other person. You can use in-app functions to ignore, hide or mute their posts or comments. You can also block your intimate image or video from being uploaded to some social media and other platforms. You need to have a copy of the image or video, but you don’t need to send it to the platform – they will create a digital ‘fingerprint’ (or ‘hash’) instead.

If you’re under 18, you can use takeitdown.ncmec.orgExternal link – a free online tool that prevents your image or video being shared on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Yubo, OnlyFans and Pornhub.