Online Safety Facts for Kids

A culminating activity from their digital citizenship unit had 4th graders collaborating to write books for others to learn about digital citizenship!

Digital Citizenship - 4th Grade

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A Digital Citizenship Book For Kids, By Spencer Anchill, Miles Dolgin and Zachary Weisel.

Don't share your location. OR somebody will find you. 

Balance your time. You should pick up a book every once in a while. 

Safety fact number 5! You can set a timer to limit your screen time to not have radiation constantly in your face!

Once you post some thing you can not delete it.

1. <a href="bookcreator://page/jKq9Ba-6QE6FiABGvnlHNA">Safety fact 1</a> 2. <a href="bookcreator://page/ubSf881OQZSNJE3eB4zFFQ">Safety fact 2</a> 3. <a href="bookcreator://page/D8JRmGOTSjqcwWfDxnef7A">Safety fact 3</a> 4. <a href="bookcreator://page/gwVkLTfYStiRgm0j5ySLgg">Safety fact 4</a> 5. <a href="bookcreator://page/JTsEUvaVTh-EpxxKNNbQ9g">Safety fact 5</a> 6. <a href="bookcreator://page/IZZB0w0zRLiH-b7ZFqr91w">Safety fact 6</a> 7. <a href="bookcreator://page/tPAOTFkURSaRzMKc-1fFsw">Tech tip 7</a>

You should never talk to strangers online because they could be dangerous. 

Our tech tip is to set a limit for you so you don't have to much time.

 You should NEVER post a picture of another person without their permission!

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