Digital Citizenship: Early Learners

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Froggy Jumps Digital Citizenship: Early LearnersOnline version Simple online safety basics by Christina Symons 1 What should you do before clicking a link you don’t know? a Ask a grown-up or trusted adult b Guess what it leads to c Skip it and keep looking 2 If you see mean and unsafe behavior online what should you do? a Ignore it and do nothing b Respond with your own mean comment c Tell a grown-up and stay calm 3 Why is it important to use a password? a Too share with it with my friends b They are fun to memorize c They keep accounts safer 4 What is digital citizenship? a Being safe, kind, and responsible online b Becoming President of the internet c Making bad choices online 5 Before sharing a photo of people, you should: a Share to get likes b Post it immediately c Ask the person in the photo if its okay 6 What should you do if a site asks for your full name and home address? a Always ask a grown up before giving personal information b Share everything quickly c Enter fake details 7 How can you be a good digital friend? a Ignore others' feelings b Post your cool stuff often c Be kind and respectful online 8 When is it okay to spend a long time on screens? a With a trusted grown-up’s guidance and limits b All day, every day c Anytime you’re bored 9 Why should you use trusted sites for information? a They load slowly b They look cooler c They give accurate, safe facts 10 What’s a safe way to handle online games? a Play alone forever b Ignore rules and chat strangers c Play with friends or family and set time limits

Froggy Jumps

Digital Citizenship: Early LearnersOnline version

Simple online safety basics

by Christina Symons

What should you do before clicking a link you don’t know?

Ask a grown-up or trusted adult

Guess what it leads to

Skip it and keep looking

If you see mean and unsafe behavior online what should you do?

Ignore it and do nothing

Respond with your own mean comment

Tell a grown-up and stay calm

Why is it important to use a password?

Too share with it with my friends

They are fun to memorize

They keep accounts safer

What is digital citizenship?

Being safe, kind, and responsible online

Becoming President of the internet

Making bad choices online

Before sharing a photo of people, you should:

Share to get likes

Post it immediately

Ask the person in the photo if its okay

What should you do if a site asks for your full name and home address?

Always ask a grown up before giving personal information

Share everything quickly

Enter fake details

How can you be a good digital friend?

Ignore others' feelings

Post your cool stuff often

Be kind and respectful online

When is it okay to spend a long time on screens?

With a trusted grown-up’s guidance and limits

All day, every day

Anytime you’re bored

Why should you use trusted sites for information?

They load slowly

They look cooler

They give accurate, safe facts

What’s a safe way to handle online games?

Play alone forever

Ignore rules and chat strangers

Play with friends or family and set time limits

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Digital Citizenship: Early LearnersOnline version

by Christina Symons

What should you do before clicking a link you don’t know?

If you see mean and unsafe behavior online what should you do?

Why is it important to use a password?

What is digital citizenship?

Before sharing a photo of people, you should:

What should you do if a site asks for your full name and home address?

How can you be a good digital friend?

When is it okay to spend a long time on screens?

Why should you use trusted sites for information?

What’s a safe way to handle online games?

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