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Froggy Jumps Internet Safety: First GradersOnline version Safe online basics by Sara 1 What is safe to share online for a 1st grader? a Your full home address b Only your first name c Your password for games 2 Who should you tell if something scary happens online? a Your computer friend b A stranger you met online c A trusted adult 3 Should you click links from strangers? a Yes, if they look cute b No c Only if they promise a prize 4 What is private information? a Your password b Your favorite toy c Your pet's name 5 If a message asks for personal info, you should? a Ignore and keep typing b Give what they want c Say no and tell a grown-up 6 Safe internet use means you... a Do whatever you want b Share passwords freely c Follow grown-ups’ rules 7 Is it okay to talk to new online friends without a grown-up? a Yes, all the time b Only if they ask first c No 8 What should you do with a strange-looking link? a Tell a grown-up b Click it to see what it is c Share it with a friend 9 Which piece of info should stay private? a Your pet's name only b Your home address c Your favorite color 10 What to do if a pop-up asks for your password? a Ignore it and keep playing b Close it and tell a grown-up c Type your password

Froggy Jumps

Internet Safety: First GradersOnline version

Safe online basics

by Sara

What is safe to share online for a 1st grader?

Your full home address

Only your first name

Your password for games

Who should you tell if something scary happens online?

Your computer friend

A stranger you met online

A trusted adult

Should you click links from strangers?

Yes, if they look cute

Only if they promise a prize

What is private information?

Your password

Your favorite toy

Your pet's name

If a message asks for personal info, you should?

Ignore and keep typing

Give what they want

Say no and tell a grown-up

Safe internet use means you...

Do whatever you want

Share passwords freely

Follow grown-ups’ rules

Is it okay to talk to new online friends without a grown-up?

Yes, all the time

Only if they ask first

What should you do with a strange-looking link?

Tell a grown-up

Click it to see what it is

Share it with a friend

Which piece of info should stay private?

Your pet's name only

Your home address

Your favorite color

What to do if a pop-up asks for your password?

Ignore it and keep playing

Close it and tell a grown-up

Type your password

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What is safe to share online for a 1st grader?

Who should you tell if something scary happens online?

Should you click links from strangers?

What is private information?

If a message asks for personal info, you should?

Safe internet use means you...

Is it okay to talk to new online friends without a grown-up?

What should you do with a strange-looking link?

Which piece of info should stay private?

What to do if a pop-up asks for your password?

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