Fourth Graders culminating activity from their digital citizenship unit had them working in groups to write a book for others to learn about digital citizenship.  

Digital Citizenship Tips

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A Digital Citizenship Book For Kids By Zachary And Michael

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Do not cyberbully anyone that you know or you do not know.

Don't share when your at an example (I'm at a restaurant right now and here's the location.) Also, don't share your address.

Be safe online because you can be hacked.

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Don't share your wifi with strangers, because then they can hack you.

Only share stuff on the internet that you are allowed to, or that is safe.

You should not listen to strangers because they may be a hacker or, maybe they want your personal information.

When there's an option to use a strong password click it.

Click save your password in case you forget it.

Do not share your friends or family's private info.