Safe Computer Habits for Kids

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Online safety basics.

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Froggy Jumps Safe Computer Habits for KidsOnline version Online safety basics. by Zachary Cerre 1 What should you do if a stranger asks for your password? a Say no and tell a grown-up. b Give it to them to be helpful c Hide it under the keyboard and pretend nothing happened 2 Before you click a link from someone you don't know, you should: a Ignore and close your eyes b Click it to see what it is c Ask a grown-up first. 3 Why is it important to use a strong password? a It makes the computer louder b Passwords are only for fun c It keeps accounts safe from strangers. 4 A pop-up asks for your personal info. You should: a Enter your info to see what happens b Close it and tell a grown-up. c Keep it open so you can study it 5 After using a public computer, you should: a Log out and tell a grown-up. b Turn it off without logging out c Leave it logged in so it’s easy to use 6 If you see mean messages online, you should: a Tell a grown-up and block the sender. b Reply kindly and hope it stops c Ignore it forever without telling anyone 7 Is it okay to download games from unknown sites? a Only if the site seems safe b No, not without a grown-up’s help. c Yes, it’s fine if they look fun 8 Why keep personal info private online (address, phone, etc.)? a To stay safe from strangers. b Because it’s a secret to brag about c So friends can call anytime 9 Can you share your password with a friend? a No, passwords stay secret. b Only if they’re your best friend c Yes, if they promise not to tell 10 When you’re done using the computer, what is a good habit? a Leave it running so it’s ready b Close the screen and forget it c Log off and tell a grown-up.

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Safe Computer Habits for KidsOnline version

Online safety basics.

by Zachary Cerre

What should you do if a stranger asks for your password?

Say no and tell a grown-up.

Give it to them to be helpful

Hide it under the keyboard and pretend nothing happened

Before you click a link from someone you don't know, you should:

Ignore and close your eyes

Click it to see what it is

Ask a grown-up first.

Why is it important to use a strong password?

It makes the computer louder

Passwords are only for fun

It keeps accounts safe from strangers.

A pop-up asks for your personal info. You should:

Enter your info to see what happens

Close it and tell a grown-up.

Keep it open so you can study it

After using a public computer, you should:

Log out and tell a grown-up.

Turn it off without logging out

Leave it logged in so it’s easy to use

If you see mean messages online, you should:

Tell a grown-up and block the sender.

Reply kindly and hope it stops

Ignore it forever without telling anyone

Is it okay to download games from unknown sites?

Only if the site seems safe

No, not without a grown-up’s help.

Yes, it’s fine if they look fun

Why keep personal info private online (address, phone, etc.)?

To stay safe from strangers.

Because it’s a secret to brag about

So friends can call anytime

Can you share your password with a friend?

No, passwords stay secret.

Only if they’re your best friend

Yes, if they promise not to tell

When you’re done using the computer, what is a good habit?

Leave it running so it’s ready

Close the screen and forget it

Log off and tell a grown-up.

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Safe Computer Habits for KidsOnline version

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What should you do if a stranger asks for your password?

Before you click a link from someone you don't know, you should:

Why is it important to use a strong password?

A pop-up asks for your personal info. You should:

After using a public computer, you should:

If you see mean messages online, you should:

Is it okay to download games from unknown sites?

Why keep personal info private online (address, phone, etc.)?

Can you share your password with a friend?

When you’re done using the computer, what is a good habit?

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