Wifi Symbol by Circe Denyer, via PublicDomainPictures.Net CC0 1.0 (transparency removed) When was the last time you were out and about, when suddenly you remembered you forgot to respond to an email from earlier that day? Maybe you want to see what movies are playing at the local theater or …
Download the handouts below for more Halloween crafts! Create your own Halloween puzzles and turn lolly pops into spiders! Get creative with your puzzle! You can use however many popsicle sticks as you want and draw any picture on the top. You can use the ideas for inspiration or create …
If you’re like most people, you’ve probably thought to yourself, “Why would anyone want to hack me? I haven’t got anything they would want.” Most people assume that hackers only go after big companies for the big paydays like the massive data breaches you see in the news. While that’s …
Print out the handout below to make your own post card! You could draw a memory from your favorite vacation, copy a postcard you already have, invent your own place, or draw somewhere you want to visit! On the left side write a message. This could be a description from …
Get in the Halloween spirit with these decorative crafts! Fun facts about Halloween: 1. Candy corn was originally called chicken feed. 2. Halloween was developed from old Irish traditions from the festival of Samhain, which occurred at the end of October. During the festival, spirits and ghosts were believed to …
Follow the instructions below to make your own mice finger puppets! Roll the body of the mouse and use tape to close. The body should make a cone shape. Fold along the dotted lines on the ear and tape or glue on the ears, tail, and whiskers. Add eyes, nose, …
A fable is a short story (often including animals) that tells a moral. Fables are fictitious, which means they aren’t true. Aesop’s fables are a collection of over 700 fables that were written thousands of years ago in ancient Greece. They were written by a slave named Aesop and were …
Person Working on Computer by Inga Seliverstova, via Pexels (cropped) Another important principle in cybersecurity is keeping your software up to date. I think most people understand this, but I known there are people who choose to continually put off installing updates and others who probably just ignore them all …
