Sexting involves people sharing nude or explicit photos via digital technology (phones, social media, etc.) Young people often aren’t aware that sending such material of minors is not only harmful — it’s illegal.
Curricula
Grades:
5-12
“Everything you need for one class-period of instruction! Including adapations for differentiated instruction, extension and enrichment activities.” Two lesson plans addressing the dangers of sexting.
Grades:
9-10
“The materials have worked well to help young people think beyond the legal consequences of sexting and spend time thinking about the emotional and social consequences.”
Videos
“GDP advises parents on how to talk to their teens about sexting and maintaining a positive digital reputation.”
Grades:
9-12
Interactive Games
Grades:
5-12
Game provides opportunity to practice appropriate response to requests for nude pictures.
Student Projects
Educator Training
Helpful Resources & Tips
“Sending or forwarding nude, sexually suggestive, or explicit pics on your cell or online. For some people, it's no big deal. But real problems can emerge when the parties involved are under 18, when people get pressured into sexting, and when sexts go viral.”
“A THIN LINE can be used as a talking tool to open up a conversation on digital abuse, test awareness, and help encourage action on the issue at home or in school. We’ve provided a few tips on how our site can help.” More Resources