SOS.FBI.GOV / NSTeens Challenge

Today you will work on the FBI SOS Program. Please go to the link below and follow the instructions on the Student Section. You must work on each task in the 7th or 8th Grade Section. You will have time in class to finish some of the levels.

Tomorrow, when you feel you have gone through all the levels, you must ask me for a code to take the TEST! You will receive a grade for the TEST and I will be notified when you have completed the program. If you do not complete this program, and finish the quiz, prior to the end of Marking Period 3, you will take a zero on this project. Take your time and Good Luck! -Mr. S

https://sos.fbi.gov/

When You Are Done:

1. Go to NSTeens.org and take the CHALLENGE (CLICK HERE)

Both the SOS.FBI.GOV QUIZ and the NSTeens CHALLENGE are graded tasks for class! The SOS.FBI.GOV Quiz is worth up to 100 points, and the NSTeens Challenge (Certificate must be emailed by student, directly from the NSTeens Challenge Final Page, to Mr. S at hscribner@ccs.us for credit) is worth 50 points.

IMPORTANT NOTE: For NSTeens Challenge students must put their FULL NAME on the Certificate for Credit prior to emailing it to me!

OBJECTIVE & STUDENT OUTCOMES

Students will begin to understand vocabulary and themes about Internet Safety & Security. Students will work with online resources to identify ways to protect themselves and others online, become better digital citizens, and to monitor online behavior at home.

STUDENTS MUST READ ALL DIRECTIONS ON THIS WEBSITE

PRIOR TO STARTING ANY ASSIGNED TASKS.

Students will enter the class quietly and quickly. Students will go to SOS.FBI.GOV and begin working on grade-specific levels. Students will complete each section of the online tutorial individually and at their own pace. Students will also follow and take the NSTEENS CHALLENGE online and submit a Certificate of Completion to the instructor via GMAIL.

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