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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 Jodi Gross, Natalie Yagudaev, And Carmel Vanderhoek

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Before you post a picture of someone ask if it is okay to post the it because it might be a picture that they are not comfortable with you sharing and anyone could see it and share it with the world.

Don't share private information because then someone could find out who you are and might stalk you.

You should ask a student before sharing something about them because it might be a picture or video of something that they don't want you to post.

Don't cyber bully because you can leave a bad digital footprint and people might think that you are bad. People can also feel sad.

1. Hackers 2. Digital footprint 3. Permission 4. Cyber bullying 5. Ask an adult 6. Private information

When you are online be careful for hackers because they can hack you. If you are getting hacked here are some tips: 1. Tell an adult 2. Get off your computer

Don't talk to any one you don't know online

There is something called a Digital footprint and if you post something you can not erase it. A Digital footprint is footprints in snow or mud.

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Safari may block some audio or video from playing automatically and ‘read to me’ will skip these. You can configure this in Safari’s preferences.