Prepare your child for the digital world.
Join Codey Crawler for free as he helps to guide our children through the digital world they play and learn in.
This adventure is for children under 11 years old. Codey will give them confidence and guidance to surf the net, understand their rights and show them how to handle uncomfortable situations. Encourage them to share their experiences with you, to be openly sharing what they see or experience online.
Internet Safety Course For Children under 11 Years Old
Join Codey Crawler as he helps to build a future of internet-savvy kids
Codey Crawler invites you to join video journey through the basics of the internet, internet security, safety, protocols, and an understanding of the digital world.
You can help better prepare them for a future that may lie ahead. This foundation phase internet safety course is designed to give children confidence online and teaches them to Think. Before they click!
If your child plays games on a phone or watches YouTube, they will benefit from a Codey adventure.
Simply Register for Access To All 5 Adventures, Activities And Parent Guides.
Information Last updated 2024. To be part of the solution, contact Codey@socialkids.co.za to invest in our children’s future and further research.
How to register:
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How The Internet Safety Course Works
- This online training course for kids consists of five pre-recorded video lessons of approximately 20 minutes each.
- After each video adventure, children must upload an activity to show their understanding of what they have learned.
- Activity badges are awarded to their profiles and they can progress to the next adventure level once they’ve completed the one before.
- Parents will receive a detailed guide to help them continue the journey with their kids at home.
- Children will receive a print-at-home global surfer picture frame and personalised certificate of achievement on the completion of adventure 5.
Course Costs
- Individual children who register will normally pay nothing for the five adventures with Codey.
This includes the activities, parent guides and personalised certificate to print at home. - The data in the adventures was last updated in 2024, and still contain essential basics to help prepare our children to balance screen life and to share their experiences online.
- To be part of the solution and invest in our cause, contact the team for sponsorship or make a donation.
Attention schools: Help us protect more children at once
Bring Codey Crawler’s adventures into your school for FREE. Our goal is to educate larger groups at once to protect as many children as possible.
Contact us to receive the facilitator guide.
Parents should take the opportunity to guide their child while they still can. Together, you will start to build an open relationship where you can communicate and enjoy an online adventure together. Codey Crawler was created to help guide children through the digital world in a safe and supportive way. We want to teach children to – “Think. Before they Click!” when browsing the web.
“I’ve seen it all and heard it all. In-between screens and behind the scenes, things are not always what they seem. You may need to change colours – Trust me I’m good at that! ” – Codey Crawler, Internet Explorer.
Internet Safety Tips For Curious Kids
Social Kids has collaborated with professionals in their respective fields to ensure our internet courses for children are effective in teaching your kids the right way to access information on the internet and how to respond to situations that may not feel so good to them.
Our internet courses for children have been compiled using the latest research, findings, and opinions on the best way to protect our children in their exposure to the digital world we live in today. The digital world cannot be avoided, but it can be approached in a safe and supportive way.The data was last updated in 2024 and covers all the essential basics your child needs to know. You can’t start too young. Online maturity is happening from a young age.
If your kids are online, be it gaming, chatting to friends, or doing schoolwork, they are easily exposed to the best and the worst that society has to offer. The rules of the real world need to apply to the digital world too.
Our kids need to learn that:
- It’s okay to question what they see
- It’s okay to stand up for what they don’t agree with
- It’s okay to ask for help if they don’t feel safe
A screen does not make you safe. Our children can still be exposed to risks online, but we can counteract that by teaching them to spot these dangers themselves.
Find out more about Codey Crawler and his online training courses for kids.