Chicken Clicking (Online Safety Picture Books)

This book is such a great tool for teaching elementary children the importance of internet safety. As a teacher, this book is a classroom library staple. Definitely recommend for teachers and parents to get a copy.

Cute book! Shows young students the danger of meeting people online.

Quality and shipping A+. Story B. I bought this to help supplement my technology lessons in a k-4 school. If you just read and don’t put to Much thought into the story it’s great, but if you’re doing more in depth lessons for things like internet safety this isn’t the best story out there. I think for my littles (k-1) it’s a good introduction to the basics of internet safety lesson, but def not for my older kids.

I'm reading this to my first-grade students. The story is great for introducing safety on the internet. I was disappointed that it was only available in paperback, but this is superior quality. The paper is high quality, the pages are stitched into place, and the cover is also a higher end for a paperback. I'm so pleased with this book that I'm going to buy the others in this series.

Very cute book about online safety but beware that prek and kindergarten students did not make the connection from the fox to his disguise without help.

Chicken Clicking was a great book to teach students about Internet Safety. The book was a hit with students! The loved all the items the Chicken bought from the Farmer's computer. After reading the book, students talked about the many things the Chicken did incorrectly when it comes to Internet usage. We ended the lesson by coming up with prices for all the items the Chicken bought and then a Total. The students loved it!

I use this book to teach digital citizenship and the kids get a kick out of it.

The book is cute and has a great premise but there is no actual moral to the story! It is written in a way that there are heavy implications about what the chick should and shouldn't be doing, but it is not direct, which is what a book at this reading level should be. The consequences are not clearly defined for the chicken whenever they do these bad or dangerous acts and it is a very confusing read overall. Needs a few extra pages.

Great book for younger students to encourage them to think about what they aren’t doing online. Great starting point for a lesson even with preteens.

This story is about internet safety and is appealing to all ages. The little chicken is quite endearing and the reader is hoping for a happy ending! The illustrations are perfect.

Brilliant! Finally a book aimed at infants rather than juniors about safety online. Highly entertaining as Jeanne Willis always is, but with a serious message. Lots of scope for discussion. Love the ending.

I purchased this book for the Children's Centres I manage across a wide area and staff are using them to inform and educate families with children under 5 about online safety. This book is proving to be a very beneficial resource both for Practitioners and families alike

I used it for a FS through year 6 whole school assembly. A great e-safety resource that can build in personal safety work with young children whilst still accessible and relevant for the older children on a primary setting.