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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

A Digital Citizenship Book For Kids, By Lainey, Asher, and Zecharya

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Make long and random passwords so that your device won't get hacked.

It is good to set a timer so you're not online too long.

When online always ask your parents or a trusted adult if you can talk to someone.

Don't post/tell people on the internet personal information about yourself or anyone else. Especially your address, birthdate, and your name because that information is only for you.

<a href="bookcreator://page/jKq9Ba-6QE6FiABGvnlHNA">1. Posting Online</a> <a href="bookcreator://page/ubSf881OQZSNJE3eB4zFFQ">2. Posting Pictures</a> <a href="bookcreator://page/D8JRmGOTSjqcwWfDxnef7A">3. Passwords</a> <a href="bookcreator://page/gwVkLTfYStiRgm0j5ySLgg">4. Personal Information</a> <a href="bookcreator://page/JTsEUvaVTh-EpxxKNNbQ9g">5. Chatting Online</a> <a href="bookcreator://page/IZZB0w0zRLiH-b7ZFqr91w">6.Time</a>

Everything you post online is saved somewhere even if you delete it.

Do not be mean to a young kid online because they are not as smart as you.

Always ask an adult if you can go on or download an app.

Ask permission before posting a picture of someone because you might make someone uncomfortable.

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