Online Safety for Pre-Kindergarten through Second Grade

The video introduces online safety for young children, emphasizing the importance of adult supervision and the Child Help safety rules. It covers safe internet exploration, privacy, and how to handle online interactions. The video concludes with a reminder to use additional resources for continued learning.

Why is it important to involve a safe adult when using the internet?

• Because they can type faster.

• Because they can help you find fun games.

• Because they can ensure you stay safe online.

• Because they know all the websites.

What should you do before clicking on something online?

• Click immediately to see what it is.

• Ask a safe adult for permission.

• Ignore it and continue browsing.

• Share it with friends.

What is the first rule of the Child Help Speak Up Be Safe safety rules?

• Tell someone.

• I have choices.

• It's my body.

• Ask an adult if I'm safe.

Why should you not send pictures or personal information to strangers online?

• Because they might share it with others.

• Because they might not like the picture.

• Because it uses too much data.

• Because it can be dangerous.

What should you do if someone you don't know tries to be your friend online?

• Accept their friend request.

• Ignore them.

• Ask a safe adult if it's okay.

• Send them a message.

What is the third rule of the Child Help Speak Up Be Safe safety rules?

• Tell someone.

• It's my body.

• Ask an adult if I'm safe.

• I have choices.

What should you do if you encounter a strange website or person online?

• Click away and stay away.

• Try to talk to them.

• Share the link with friends.

• Ignore it and continue browsing.

What is the fourth rule of the Child Help Speak Up Be Safe safety rules?

• It's my body.

• Ask an adult if I'm safe.

• I have choices.

• Tell someone.

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

• Keep it to yourself.

• Share it with friends.

• Tell a safe adult.

• Ignore it.

What is the fifth rule of the Child Help Speak Up Be Safe safety rules?

• I have choices.

• It's never my fault.

• Ask an adult if I'm safe.

• It's my body.