Hey there! Let’s learn about the Internet Traffic Light. It’s a fun way to remember how to stay safe when we use the internet. Just like when we cross the street, we have to be careful online too!
When you see green, it means you can go to websites that you know and trust. These are safe places where you can learn and have fun. Always make sure an adult knows where you’re going online!
Yellow is a warning to slow down and be careful. If you’re not sure about a website, take a moment to think. Is it a safe place? Ask an adult if you’re not sure. Being safe is super important!
Red means stop! If you see something that makes you feel unsure or uncomfortable, stop right away. Ask an adult if it’s okay to be on that site. It’s always better to be safe and ask for help.
Remember, trust your instincts! If something doesn’t feel right, it’s okay to stop and ask for help. The Internet Traffic Light helps us make smart choices online. Have fun exploring safely!
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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**Child:** We go online to find new things to do and see. The internet traffic light shows where we need to be. Green means go to sites we trust. Yellow means slow—being safe is a must. Red means stop—ask if it’s okay. Trust your instincts to go the right way.
**Children:** Green means go…
**Child:** To sites we trust.
**Children:** Yellow means slow.
**Child:** Being safe is a must.
**Children:** Red means stop.
**Child:** Ask if it’s okay.
**Children:** Trust your instincts to go the right way.
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This version maintains the original message while ensuring clarity and appropriateness.
