Internet Safety Games

There are not many games about internet safety, but here is the list which we have built up. Most of the internet safety games require flash player to play. Please contact us if there is any broken link or any other internet games which we have not listed here.

• Privacy Playground: The First Adventure of the Three CyberPigs
  (Ages 8-10)
  In this first adventure, the CyberPigs learn about online marketing, and about protecting their privacy as they surf the Internet.
• CyberSense and Nonsense: The Second Adventure of the Three CyberPigs
  (Ages 9-12)
  In their second adventure, the CyberPigs explore the world of chat rooms and learn to distinguish between fact and fiction, and to detect bias and harmful stereotyping in online content.
• Get Your Web License
  Take this “Rules of the Road” test to earn your official PBS Kids Web license! Enter your first name so that you’ll get the right Web license at the end of the game.
• AT&T Internet Safety Game
  Take a trip with Captain Broadband to help your family and friends stay safe online! Learn more about Internet Safety Connections.
• Surf Swell Island
  (Grades 4-6) Learn internet safety from 5 different adventures with Disney characters.
• Email Quiz Game
  (Ages 8-10) Read 6 e-mails carefully and decide whether the emails are safe or unsafe.
• Spam Swatter Game
  (Ages 8-10) Identify spam e-mails and manage your e-mails in your inbox.
  
• CyberQuoll
  (Ages 8-12) CyberQuoll is an Internet safety program for primary schools. It forms part of NetAlert’s CyberSafe Schools initiative and is designed to help children learn important Internet safety messages.
• CyberNetrix
  (Ages 13-16) CyberNetrix is an Internet safety education program for secondary school aged students. It forms part of the NetAlert CyberSafe Schools program and contains interactive activities for children to use.
• Through the Wild Web Woods
  A game by the Council of Europe based on the Internet Literacy Handbook.