Internet Privacy & Safety: 4th & 5th Grades

You can use the internet for...

• learning.

• fun.

• communicating.

• All of these

Someone that I meet online could lie about their...

• age.

• gender.

• name.

• all of these

What should you do if you see anything online that makes you uncomfortable?

• show your friends

• keep quiet and close the window

• tell a trusted adult

• keep on working and ignore it

• show it to a trusted adult

Which of the following pieces of information should NOT be shared online without the permission of a trusted adult?

• your favorite movie

• your name and where you go to school

• your dog's name

• your shoe size

You should always tell your trusted adult if anyone online asks you to meet in person.

• TRUE

• FALSE

One way to keep your password safe is to...

• tell my best friend.

• keep it short.

• write it down in a private place.

• keep it short and related to my name.

• share it with a trusted adult.

Using technology (ex: phones, Chromebooks, smart watches, etc) to make fun of someone is called...

• cyberbullying.

• phishing.

• hazing.

• scamming.

While using your device, the following pop-up appears. What should you do?

• Click on the image to see what you won.

• Close the window.

• Ignore it.

• Ask a trusted adult what to do.

What should you do if you receive a message that includes a link?

• Click on it! It's probably really important!

• Respond to the message with, "Hi! This is (your name) - who is this?"

• Respond to the message with, "Who is this?"

• Show the message to a trusted adult.

Students can loose access to their school issued device.

• Yes, but only for a day.

• Yes, for up to a week.

• No, a student's right to use a Chromebook in school is guaranteed.

• Yes.