3rd+grade+digital+citizenship

=**Digital Citizenship:** appropriate, responsible technology use=

*What does digital citizenship mean? What should we talk about when we study this?
//Third graders know that good digital citizens follow rules, are safe, and make good choices when they are using digital tools. They want to talk about cell phones, texting, video games, search engines, researching safely, and email.//

=RULES:= =1. I will tell my trusted adult if anything makes me feel sad, scared, or confused.=
 * Don't delete the email, photo or text!
 * Show it to a trusted adult immediately.
 * If you are searching web sites and come across somthing that makes you feel sad, scared or confused, shut your screen and tell a trusted adult.
 * Do not open pop-ups! Tell an adult if it keeps coming across your screen.

=2. I will ask a trusted adult before I share personal information.= Video Clips

Mrs. Wright: What type of information should you NOT share? Mrs. DeMint: What type of information should you NOT share? Mr. O'Connor: What type of information should you NOT share? Mrs. Steele: What type of information should you NOT share?

=3. I won't meet face to face with anyone from the Internet.= games

=4. I will always use good netiquette and not be rude online.= Terrible Text "I thought it was private!" Cyberbullying Discussion Starters Cyberbulling Zombie Attack

=5. I won't trust everything I see/read/hear online.= Totally True Zoo Facts Webster's Gecko Goof

Practice on your own: 1. Review the site: [|Dehydrated Water] 2. What you think about this site? Is it accurate and credible? Tell Mrs. Van what you think about it. Go here. Enter Room Number 388049, then answer the question. True: This site is credible and accurate. I trust the information here. False: This site is not credible and innacurate. I do not trust the information here.