Cyber Time 4th Grade Personal Information You can share your favorite food! You can share your favorite colors! Don’t share your cell phone number! Don’t.

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Cyber Time 4th Grade

Personal Information You can share your favorite food! You can share your favorite colors! Don’t share your cell phone number! Don’t give out your passwords to different accounts! Don’t share your name or your parents names! Don’t share any local sport teams!

Stranger Danger Never agree to meet someone in person! Don’t talk to people that you don’t know! Tell an adult! Don’t open any s form people that you do not know! Don’t friend/ follow someone that you know! Only talk to people that you know!

How to use the internet? Don’t download any software from the internet that looks unusual. Use for research and educational purposes only! Print with permission. Educational games are OK! Ask for a teachers permission to go onto the internet! Be careful on the internet! Ignore all pop ups and messages from unknown people!

Cyber Bullying Don’t say mean things to other people online! If you see cyber bullying show an adult or report it! Its mean, harsh, rude, and unwanted! Information is untrue!

Staying Safe! When using the internet - think before you click, this is the best trick! If you want to click be careful what you pick! Ask permission to use the internet! Once you post something online it can never be taken off! Safety first- Avoid the worst!

When in doubt think before you send it out!