Cyber Time How to stay safe online. Kindergarten.

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Cyber Time How to stay safe online. Kindergarten

Share your favorite colors! Personal Information Don’t post where you live! Don’t give out any phone numbers! Don’t use your last name (or your parents). It is ok to use your first name. Don’t post images or videos. It is ok to share your favorite foods. Don’t share your pet’s name. Share your favorite colors!

Only talk to people you know. Stranger Dangers Never go meet people you don’t know. Tell a adult! Don’t go into chat rooms. People don’t tell the truth. Don’t friend people that you don’t know. Only except people as friends if you know them in person. Only talk to people you know.

Watch people, they may hack your internet Uses of Internet Use for research! Print only with adults permission. Don’t download anything that you don’t know what it is. Educational (school) games are OK! Before using the internet ask a adult. Watch people, they may hack your internet

Don’t trust all the people you know. Cyber Bullying Sayings online that may be unwanted. Mean things are said online. Happens through the internet. People don’t always post true information. Happens 24/7. Don’t trust all the people you know.

Let’s all stay safe online! Staying Safe If you want to click be careful what you pick! Ask permission for INTERNET admission! Let’s all stay safe online!

Stay Safe Online!