INTERNET STUFF. RULE 1 HAVE AN ADULT NEARBY THE INTERNET CAN BE FUN You Can Play Games.

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INTERNET STUFF

RULE 1 HAVE AN ADULT NEARBY

THE INTERNET CAN BE FUN You Can Play Games

LEARN ABOUT INTERESTING THINGS

CHAT WITH FRIENDS

BUT NEVER USE A COMPUTER, CELL PHONE, IPAD OR ANYTHING ELECTRONIC UNLESS AN ADULT IS CLOSE BY

RULE 2 Protect your computer—keep it clean!!!

NEVER EAT OR DRINK BY YOUR COMPUTER

NEVER DOWNLOAD PROGRAMS WITHOUT YOUR PARENTS OR TEACHER

NEVER LET ANYONE ELSE LOG IN AS YOU

NEVER TELL YOUR PASSWORD OR LET SOMEONE ELSE PUT IN A PASSWORD If someone tells you that they can use a password or get to a program that you are not supposed to use: TELL YOUR TEACHER OR PARENTS RIGHT AWAY !

RULE 3 PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY!! QUESTION: TELL ME YOUR NAME? ANSWER: NO!!! QUESTION: WHERE DO YOU LIVE? ANSWER: NO!!!!!! QUESTION: WHAT IS YOUR PASSWORD? ANSWER: NO!!!!!!!!! QUESTION: WILL YOU MEET ME? ANSWER: NO!!!!!!!!!!!!! TELL YOUR PARENTS OR YOUR TEACHER RIGHT AWAY!!

PROTECT THE PRIVACY OF OTHERS Don’t talk to or answer a stranger’s questions QUESTION: Who are your parents? Answer: NO!! QUESTION: Where do your parent’s work? Answer: NO!! QUESTION: What is the name of your best friend? Answer: NO!!! TELL YOUR PARENTS OR TEACHER RIGHT AWAY!

RULE 5 DON’T ENTER ANY CONTESTS OR JOIN ANY CLUBS ASK TEACHER FIRST ASK MOM OR DAD

RULE 6 BEWARE OF STRANGERS!!

NEVER LET ANYONE TAKE YOUR PICTURE OR GIVE ANYONE YOUR PICTURE UNLESS IT IS YOU OR YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS!!

NEVER USE SOMEONE ELSE’S PICTURE FOR THE INTERNET OR PROJECTS UNLESS YOU HAVE PERMISSION TELL YOUR TEACHER RIGHT AWAY OR YOUR MOM AND DAD IF SOMEONE SEND YOU A PICTURE YOU DIDN’T ASK FOR

RULE 7 ALWAYS BE POLITE NO BAD WORDS DON’T BE A BULLY DON’T GOSSIP OR LIE IF YOU GET A BAD MESSAGE TELL YOUR TEACHER OR PARENTS RIGHT AWAY!!