When you’re using the internet, it’s important to use your head and your mind. Think carefully about what you see and ask smart questions. That’s the best way to stay safe and smart online!
Use your arms to remind yourself to take breaks. It’s important to balance your time between being online and doing other fun things, like climbing a tree or playing outside.
From your head down to your toes, always remember to pause and think about what you’re doing online. It’s a good habit to have!
Listen to your gut feelings when you’re online. If something doesn’t feel right, it probably isn’t. Make safe choices and play in a way that keeps you happy and secure.
Use your legs to stand up against bullies. If someone is being mean online, you can help by being a good friend and standing up for others. Be brave and strong!
Use your feet to remember that everything you do online leaves a mark, just like footprints. Keep your information private and don’t share with strangers.
Use your heart to do what’s right. Always be kind and respectful to others on the internet. Treat your friends nicely and show them you care.
So, use your head to think smart! Balance your time with your arms! Listen to your gut feelings! Stand up with your legs! Leave good footprints with your feet! And always feel with your heart! Just pause and think online!
Online Safety Charades: Gather a group of friends or family members and play a game of charades. Each person takes turns acting out different online safety tips from the article, like “taking breaks” or “standing up to bullies,” without using words. The others have to guess which tip is being acted out. This will help you remember the tips in a fun and interactive way!
Create a Safety Poster: Use your creativity to make a colorful poster that shows one of the online safety tips. You can draw pictures, use stickers, or even cut out images from magazines. Hang your poster in a place where you use the internet often to remind yourself and others to stay safe online.
Footprint Detective: With the help of an adult, explore a safe website or app you use regularly. Look for ways you can leave “good footprints,” like setting a strong password or choosing a private profile. Discuss with your adult helper why these choices are important and how they help keep your information safe.
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Use your head when you’re online, most especially your mind. Think about the things you see and ask good questions—that’s the key. Use your arms when you’re online to take a break and balance your time. Leave your tech behind when you find a tree to climb.
From your head down to your toes, pause and think about it. From your feet up to your nose, pause and think online.
Use your gut when you’re online; pay attention to its signs. Know when it’s safe to play and make good choices every day. Use your legs when you’re online; stand up to bullies who cross the line. You can help friends big or small—just lend an ear and stand up tall.
From your head down to your toes, pause and think about it. From your feet up to your nose, pause and think online.
Use your feet when you’re online; think about the tracks you leave behind. Privacy is the way to go—don’t share with people you don’t know. Use your heart when you’re online; always do what’s right and kind by showing friends respect and being nice on the Internet.
So think with your head! Balance with your arms! Listen to your gut! Stand up with your legs! Make good tracks with your feet! And feel with your heart! Just pause and think online!
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