Nerdy Birdy Tweets - a digital citizenship story

Can you be friends with someone who likes different things than you?

• Yes!

• No!

What is something Nerdy Birdy and Vulture don't like to do together?

• Play video games on their phones.

• Make silly faces.

• Make fun of each other's lunces

What is one activity Nerdy Birdy and Vulture enjoy doing together?

• Playing video games.

• Snacking on dead things.

• Making fun of each other's lunch.

• Texting online friends.

What is "Tweetster" primarily used for?

• Playing video games alone.

• Snacking on dead things.

• Collecting online friends, playing games, and sending messages.

• Taking goofy pictures only.

Why was Vulture bored?

• She didn't have Tweetster.

• She thought Tweetster was dull.

• Nerdy Birdy wasn't paying attention to her.

• She wanted to eat Nerdy Birdy.

What caused the final disagreement between Nerdy Birdy and Vulture?

• Nerdy Birdy stopped playing video games.

• Vulture refused to join Tweetster.

• Nerdy Birdy tweeted an embarrassing picture of Vulture.

• Vulture ate Nerdy Birdy's lunch.

Finish the sentence, "Just because you think it, doesn't mean you should ___________."

• tweet it.

• share it.

• post it.

• ALL OF THESE are the right answer.

What did Nerdy Birdy do after Vulture flew away upset?

• He immediately went to find Vulture.

• He tweeted his friends for advice.

• He found a dead squirrel for Vulture.

• He apologized to Vulture.

What kind of advice did Nerdy Birdy receive from his Tweetster friends?

• Practical and supportive

• Unhelpful and dismissive

• Encouraging and empathetic

• Conflicting but well-intentioned

What was Nerdy Birdy sorry about?

(a)