Rule Number Five: A College Hockey Romance (Rule Breaker Series Book 1)

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eSafety’s online safety picture book Swoosh, Glide and Rule Number 5 tells the adventures of a fun family sleepover for Swoosh and Glide with their sugar glider cousins. The picture book shares some of the common technology experiences of children shows what to do when something unexpected happens on a screen and highlights safe online practices. Sign me up! From the moment Jax Ryder saw Sidney, he was obsessed with her. And he wasn't the only one because I was obsessed with them. He jumped off that old river gum's branch with an almighty leap, looping to his homely hollow for a good day's sleep. Swoosh soon told her, 'Something not nice was on the screen. It made me feel funny in my tummy, like when Mr Wolf screamed.'

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It was time for a rest when a sight met their eyes. Grandma and Grandpa were calling out 'SURPRISE!' They whispered and giggled as they played Hide-and-Seek, while Swoosh counted numbers and tried not to peek. Sydney is a sassy, focused, and hardworking woman who struggles with abandonment issues but is making her way through life while navigating college. She has a dream goal and nothing will stand in her way with her rules to provide assistance until she meets… Mum held their little hands and told them as she knelt, that they did the right thing to come to her for help.If you want to learn more about Bookshelves specifically, please read the Bookshelves FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).

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There is a range of resources currently available to support Educators with conversations about online safety to children. Swoosh and Glide But the last one was not nice or fun anymore. Swoosh dropped the tablet and curled up on the floor. Use the Swoosh and Glide Online Safety Teaching Posters to help children learn the four key Early Years messages: Be safe, Be kind, Ask for help and Make good choices. What's the time, Mr Wolf? was the next game to play. Cousin Ash called 'Dinner time' and they all ran away. Then Uncle saw the time and waved a fond goodbye. 'Got to go. Sun's up soon, so I really must fly.'The protagonist is spying on the envious Sidney, a girl he has been observing. Anthony, a jealous guy, walks in and disrupts their conversation. Librarian Sidney introduces herself, and their mutual friends do the same. A baby-themed balloon is presented to them, and Sidney informs Alex that her internship application to Parliament has been approved. Alex is encouraged, but he cautions that she should get another reference letter. Sidney is self-assured and hard at work preparing for a career in politics. Alex attempts to cheer her up by inquiring about her academic and career plans. Only one semester remains for Sidney at the University of Windsor, she assures him. The protagonist feels pressured by the expectations placed upon them. They'd called on their new tablet straight to the hollow. Glide asked them if they had special rules to follow. Swoosh and Glide are eSafety’s baby sugar glider twins who want to help children learn about online safety and develop positive attitudes and habits with digital technology as they grow. Online Safety Picture Book and Song The Swoosh and Glide picture book includes an original song, My Family Rules, created for eSafety by Australian children's entertainer Lah-Lah. It's a great way to reinforce the four key online safety messages for young children: Be safe, Be kind, Ask for help, and Make good choices. Also includes ideas for questions to facilitate discussions and further learning experiences to extend children’s understandings can be found in the accompanying Educator Notes and within eSafety’s professional learning for early childhood educators.