The Youth and Media team at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University have released curricular materials for the first through third grade level on digital privacy and safe Internet use: The Internet and You: Curricular Materials for Educators Grades 1-3. Featuring Ruff Ruffman: Humble Media Genius from PBS, The Internet and You provides interactive lesson plans and worksheets that help young learners “explore what kinds of information should be kept ‘private,’ as well as consider what kinds of situations might involve their parents or other important people in their lives.” Though this material is targeting kids younger than those of the population of the YPP Action Frame, it echoes the core issues important for self-protection. Early conditioning can do good!

Check also the Student Privacy Initiative  at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard. SPI shares a variety of issues and resources on student privacy in formal and formal educational settings. For example,  Student Privacy: The Next Frontier Emerging & Future Privacy Issues in K-12 Learning Environments offers interesting case studies that highlight some major issues from the perspectives of the students themselves.