Online Safety
What should you keep private online?
Your address, phone number, passwords, school, and personal information.
What should you wear when riding a bike?
A helmet.
Who do you call during a serious emergency?
911
Name one trusted adult.
Parent, guardian, teacher, counselor, coach, grandparent.
True or False:
Wearing a seatbelt is a safe choice.
True
Someone you don't know sends you a message online. What should you do?
Don't respond or block them and tell a trusted adult.
Before crossing the street, you should...
Look left, right, then left again and use a crosswalk.
Name one thing you should tell emergency responders.
Your name, location, and what happened.
Who should you tell if someone online makes you uncomfortable?
A trusted adult.
Should you meet someone from the internet by yourself?
No
True or False:
It's okay to share your password with your best friend.
False
If you get separated from your family at a store, what should you do?
Stay where you are or find a trusted employee/security officer. or?
What should you do first during a fire?
Get to a safe place and call for help.
Why is having trusted adults important?
They help keep you safe and solve problems.
What should you do if someone is bullying you?
Tell a trusted adult.
What should you do before downloading a new app?
Ask a parent or trusted adult.
Why is it important to know your home address?
So emergency responders can help you.
Why is staying calm during an emergency important?
It helps you think clearly and stay safe.
If you feel unsafe at school, who could you tell?
Teacher, counselor, principal, school resource officer.
Give one coping skill you can use if you feel overwhelmed.
Name three things you should never post online.
Name three ways to stay aware of your surroundings.
Name four examples of emergencies.
Name five trusted adults you could ask for help.
Any five appropriate trusted adults.
Name five things you can do every day to stay safe.