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"Let's Go Online!" For Elementary Schools

This all new, high energy and interactive program teaches younger
students easy-to-remember online safety rules, as well as
age-appropriate explanations of online and personal safety risks.

The students get involved in the action, helping Josh figure out the
four rules of social networking while playing "What Rule is it
Anyway?" Once they have the rules down, the audience and Josh
move through the cyber-world on the hunt for the Online Meanies of
the Internet. Afterwards, volunteers are brought on stage to play an
"advanced round" of "What Rule is it Anyway?"

"Let's Go Online" wish Josh covers these important
online rules for Elementary School audiences:

1) Talking to a trusted adult
2) Never giving out personal information
3) Never meeting anyone face-to-face
4) Using proper online etiquette

Using his own unique brand of comedy, Josh will explain some of the
dangers lurking on the Internet. He will also provide to the students,
as well as the adults, a few rules for Internet safety to help keep
surfing the net safe and enjoyable.

Unlike other school assembly speakers, all of Josh's jokes and
stories contain a message so the students not only remember the
laugh but the information that went along with it. Josh connects with
students on their level, speaking with them rather then at them. His
unique brand of humor, approach to education and energetic stage
presence help guarantee that the "Let's Go Online" assembly will be
the best of the year and will have students and teachers alike
begging to have him back again and again.

Josh's program is custom tailored to each individual school, making
each experience unlike any other.

Josh's programs are always tailored to his audiences and
always age-appropriate.
General Program
Information
Run Time: 30-40 Minutes

Fully customizable to the
needs of the school.

Allows for audience
question and answer
following completion of
the program.

Audience participation
throughout presentation
keeps students engaged.
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