http://community.milwaukeemoms.com/blogs/mom_o_vision/archive/2009/04/07/scare-tactics.aspxAround the dinner table last night, our 13-year-old daughter told us about a program on Internet safety she&#39;d attended at school. It was led by a teacher who gave them the basics, and then a police officer who filled in the specifics. I&#39;m sureenCommunityServer 2007 (Debug Build: 20423.869)http://community.milwaukeemoms.com/blogs/mom_o_vision/archive/2009/04/07/scare-tactics.aspx#707203Tue, 07 Apr 2009 18:47:30 GMTe64a4f54-defc-48b4-bfc2-d0e748611994:707203Sharon Cindrich<p>Helping kids understand the weight of online dangers is very important. Equally as important, however, is giving kids the tools to empower themselves against online predators and an understanding of their own role as a digital citizen. &nbsp;</p> <p>There are some great tools, games and resources for kids and parents on this subject at the following sites: NetSmartz.org, NetFamilyNews.org and ikeepsafe.org.</p> <img src="http://community.milwaukeemoms.com/aggbug.aspx?PostID=707203" width="1" height="1">