Stay Safe Online

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: Margol, Aiden and Amelia

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Do not trust everything you see online because not every thing is true.

Safety Fact 6 : NEVER post anything without an adults permission. 

Safety Fact 5 : NEVER share your personal information with anyone online. It could lead to someone hacking you.

If you get a message from somebody you do not know, tell a parent or teacher and do not respond.

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Safety fact 1. Everything you do online stays there. That is a digital footprint. For example if you were typing something and then closed it you could go right back to it.

You should take about 20 to 30 minutes online  and then take a little break. Aiden Hunegs

Sometimes people online  can take things the wrong way like when you send a text. Make sure you are being kind online. 

Safety tip 2. There are hackers online. Hackers trie to steal information so you should close your tabs and shut down your electronic.

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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.