>Type your name into a search engine and add things like .org, .com., and .ca to it to see if there is a website. For example: JeanOram.com. Hint: If you type your name directly into your browser’s address bar, you could end up going to a ‘bad’ site. Check it out on a search engine
>Send a friend or family member a text message, instant message or email. Did you meet a friend over the summer and want to stay in touch? Want to say, ‘hi’, to your mom or dad? Send them a message to let them know you are thinking of them. Make this a family activity: Everyone
>Do you know someone who lives far away? Use a webcam to visit your cousins, grandparents, friends, aunts, uncles or even your parents. Make this a family activity: Visit with family.This activity promotes staying in touch with people.
> Use a search engine to look for yourself online. Put your name in quotes like this: “Your Name” and see what comes up. Is it really you, or is it someone else with the same name? This activity promotes literacy, research and computer skills.
> What is your favourite animal? Your favourite movie? Your favourite person in history? Or maybe you are simply curious about how a pet-friendly restaurant works. Research it! Being curious is the best part of being kid. Feed that curiosity with a little researched info on what interests YOU! The Internet has become an amazing