1. the same as REAL FRIENDS!
Privacy:
Online Friends are NOT
the same as REAL FRIENDS!
This is lesson #1: Privacy – Online Friends are Not the same as REAL FRIENDS!
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2. ALERT!! Don’t share your personal information online!
This lesson is about PRIVACY – what kids should and should not share online.
First, explain to the kids the need to understand that they should NEVER share personal information with a stranger, same way they are taught to never talk to a stranger they don’t know at the park or grocery store.
Next, engage the kids. Ask them what do they think personal information is?

3. What is Personal Information?
PRIVACY
What is Personal Information?
Full Name
Age
Address
Plans or Location
Phone Number
Password
Gender
You Should NEVER share the following:
Full Name – First and Last
Address – any home, place you go, or school
Phone Number or cell number
Gender – are you boy or girl
Age – how old you are
Plans or Location – where you are going to be, who you are going with, when you’re doing something, what you are going to be doing.
Password – your login and secret codes (You shouldn’t share this with your friends either, only with your parent or guardian).
Why should we keep this private? Someone could find where you live and show up uninvited.
It is okay to have general information about your interests on social media or gaming sites, but you want to be CAREFUL. Engage the audience so they know what is OKAY to share. Ex: love for basketball, or food.

4. WHO is
WHO?
You should never trust a stranger online. How do you know if they are who they say they are?
Online Friends are not the same as Real Friends.
Sharing your personal information with someone you don’t know can put you in danger.
Engage the kids - who should we tell if a stranger contacts you online?

5. Tell a Parent, Guardian or Teacher
It is IMPORTANT to tell a parent, guardian or teacher if a stranger contacts you online. You SHOULDN’T open or answer any s from anyone you don’t know.
Or agree to meet anyone you’ve met online without talking to your parents and taking them with you.

6. YOUR TURN! Is it okay to share?
Your Full Name
Your Opinion
Funny Jokes
Your Password
Favorite TV Shows
A Story You Wrote
Phone Number
Your Hobbies
Your Address
Your Plans
Awards
Activity time:
Now that the kids have learned the lesson, it is time to test them!
This is a YES or NO activity. Is it okay to share the following information online or with strangers?
Have the kids participating by raising their hands if they know the answer.
Your Full Name - NO
Funny Jokes – YES (as long as they aren’t mean or will hurt someone’s feelings)
Favorite TV Shows - YES
Phone Number - NO
Your Address - NO
Awards - YES
Your Opinion - YES
Your Password – NO
A Story You Wrote - YES
Your Hobbies - YES
Your Plans - NO

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