Posting something on social media is most like:

Broadcasting information on television

What is SAFE to do with a new online friend?

Chat about favorite books and movies

Why should you be more cautious with people you meet online than with people you meet at school?

Online, it's harder to tell who the person is

When is it okay to submit your personal information online?

When your parents or a trusted adult gives you permission

If someone is cyberbullying you, what should you do?

Block the person, save the messages, and tell an adult

An online friend's profile says they are your age, and they have a profile pic to prove it.

So you should still be careful. The profile picture could be fake.

If you know that someone is being bullied online, what should you do?

Remind them to save the evidence and tell a trusted adult

A pop up window appears on your device asking for your email address, home address, and birthday. What should you do?

Ask a trusted adult for permission to type the information.

If something that scares you or confuses you pops up online what should you do?

Close the device and tell an adult.

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Internet Safety - 3rd-5th grade

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1
If someone you have met online asks to meet you in person should you do it?
No!
Only if they seem nice!
Yes!
2
Posting something on social media is most like:
Telling a friend in private
Telling my family at the dinner table
Talking on the phone with a friend
Broadcasting information on television
3
Which of the following is NOT information that you must keep private online?
the school you attend
favorite band
real name
age
4
What is SAFE to do with a new online friend?
Plan an in-person meeting at the park
Exchange photos of yourselves
Chat about favorite books and movies
Exchange phone numbers
5
Why should you be more cautious with people you meet online than with people you meet at school?
Friendships that begin online aren't real friendships
All people you meet online are criminals
Online, it's harder to tell who the person is
Everybody at school is nice
6
When is it okay to submit your personal information online?
When all of your friends do it
When you are promised you will get paid for the information
When a message pops up that you have won a prize.
When your parents or a trusted adult gives you permission
7
If someone is cyberbullying you, what should you do?
Block the person, save the messages, and tell an adult
Delete the messages
Confront the bully in person to fight
Try to forget about it and move on
8
An online friend's profile says they are your age, and they have a profile pic to prove it.
So you should still be careful. The profile picture could be fake.
So it's fine to meet them in person
So it's okay to give them your real name.
So it's okay to send them a picture of yourself
9
To be a good online person, what question should you ask yourself before posting online?
Will this make me seem cool?
How many likes will I get on this post?
What color text should I use?
Would I say this in person?
10
Olive is a 12-year-old girl living in Atlanta, Georgia. Which user name is the safest for her?
GeorgiaPeach
AstroCat
TeenGirlinAtlanta
OliveOyl55
11
If you know that someone is being bullied online, what should you do?
Avoid them so you don't get bullied too
Pretend you don't know so that they aren't embarassed
Remind them to save the evidence and tell a trusted adult
Help them confront the bully in person at school
12
A pop up window appears on your device asking for your email address, home address, and birthday. What should you do?
Type in fake information.
Type in the information.
Ask a trusted adult for permission to type the information.
13
If something that scares you or confuses you pops up online what should you do?
Show it to a friend.
Keep it a secret so you don't get in trouble.
Close the device and tell an adult.

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