1. Mrs. Kinsler’s Class

3.  With a table partner, make a list of some of the things you do on the Internet.  Be ready to share your list with the class!

4.  You SHOULD NOT have a Facebook or Twitter account if you are under the age of 13.  BUT…if you do, be aware of who you COULD be talking to.

8.  NEVER use your whole name online  NEVER post your school, address, or phone number  DO be careful what pictures of you are posted  DON’T get angry when your parents use child safety controls – they are meant to keep you safe  DO talk with your parents about what you do online

9.  Screen names  People can tell a lot about you by your screen name – sometimes even your name, your age, and where you live  Don’t use your first and last name together  Don’t include your age in the name  Think about what message your screen name sends. What are some good examples of screen names?

10.  Passwords  Passwords are important because if someone finds yours out, they can learn private things about you, send out hurtful emails under your name, and really cause you problems.  Passwords should be a mixture of lowercase letters, upper case letters, numbers, and maybe even punctuation  Never keep your password written down near your computer.  Don’t share your passwords with anyone besides your parents. Not even your friends!

11. Password Monkey 123456 Any variation of your name Your birthday Your address/phone number Your pet’s name What are some good passwords? (remember…don’t share yours!)

12.  Click here to watch to an Internet safety video! Click here

13.  List 3 things you should never share online.  Give an example of a good screen name.  Give an example of a good password that is not your own.