Free Cyber Safety Resources
Download our expert-created guides, checklists, and printables to keep your family safe online.
10 Warning Signs Your Child is Being Targeted Online
Essential guide for parents to recognize Internet Monster grooming behavior. Learn the subtle signs that could indicate your child is being groomed online.
Family Cyber Safety Contract
Printable agreement for establishing family internet rules. Get everyone on the same page about online safety expectations.
Conversation Starters: How to Talk to Kids About Online Safety
Age-appropriate discussion guide for parents. Make difficult conversations easier with these tested conversation openers.
Stop Cyberbullying Pledge
Printable pledge for kids to commit to being kind online. Help your child take a stand against cyberbullying.
Gaming Safety Checklist for Parents
Quick reference checklist for keeping kids safe while gaming. Know what to look for and what questions to ask.
Sextortion: What Parents Should Know
Sextortion is now the #1 fastest-growing online crime against minors. A parent's emergency playbook: threat anatomy, the 5-step predator script, warning signs in your child, and the verified recovery resources (Take It Down, NCMEC CyberTipline, 988).
You Are Not Alone — Teen Survival Guide
If a teen is in crisis right now, this is the page they need. 5-step survival sequence, the truths a sextortion victim needs to hear, and direct links to NCMEC's Take It Down + the 988 Lifeline. Ungated by design — no email required, ever.
AI & Child Safety Online — Parent Guide
The four AI threats every parent in 2026 should know: deepfakes, AI chatbots posing as peers, voice-cloning scams, and AI-driven phishing. Plus a 5-step family action plan you can put into practice this week.
AI & Child Safety Online — Educator Guide
Four K-12 classroom scenarios (AI-generated nudes among students, AI chatbots as a counseling bypass, AI-written work + privacy, voice-cloning of staff) plus five moves for this semester and the five-path reporting & response map.
Internet Safety Word Search Puzzle
40-word printable word search featuring all the key internet-safety vocabulary kids will learn at Cyber Jack Academy. Perfect for classrooms, homeschool, family safety nights, or quiet-time downloads.
Internet Safety Crossword Puzzle
15-word crossword where every clue is a real cyber-safety lesson definition. Doubles as a post-lesson reinforcement worksheet — kids who solve it accidentally absorb every Phase-1 topic.
Say No To Internet Monsters Maze
Help Cyber Jack reach the Safe Zone! Themed maze puzzle for younger kids (ages 5–8). Print, color, and complete — every download is a fresh random maze.
Color Cyber Jack!
Bold-outline coloring book page of Cyber Jack himself. Grab the crayons or markers and give our cyber-hero his own super-hero look — there's no wrong way to color a cyber defender.
Cyber Jack vs. the Phishing Monster
Two-character coloring page introducing kids to the Phishing Monster — a sneaky cartoon fish dangling fake emails as bait. Visually teaches the brand language and the never-click-strange-links lesson at the same time.
Cyber Jack vs. the Cyberbully Monster
The Cyberbully Monster posts mean things from behind a screen. Color the showdown — and reinforce the be-kind-online message before kids ever encounter cyberbullying for real.
Internet Monsters Coloring Book (4 pages)
Print the whole pack in one click: Cyber Jack solo + all 3 monster face-offs (Phishing, Cyberbully, Stranger Danger). One print job → a complete kid-friendly Internet Monsters coloring book your family can take to the kitchen table.
Cyber Jack vs. the Stranger Danger Monster
A cartoon disguise-monster hides behind a fake-friendly mask to lure kids with gifts online. Cyber Jack sees right through it — and so will your kids after coloring this one.
What Would Cyber Jack Do? · Scenario Cards
12 cut-out discussion cards covering real online situations — sketchy DMs, phishing pop-ups, mean comments, password-stealing offers. Each card has Cyber Jack's recommended response. Perfect for the dinner table, the car, or the classroom.
Internet Monsters Field Guide · Trading Cards
4 printable trading cards — Phishing, Cyberbully, and Stranger Danger Monsters, plus Cyber Jack himself. Each has the monster's lurking spot, favorite trick, and how to defeat it. Cut out, collect all 4, trade with friends.
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