Digital citizenship questions for Grade 1 students.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌍 Digital citizenship means being a good and responsible person when using technology.
• 🛡️ Keep your personal information safe, like your name, address, and passwords.
• ❤️ Be kind and respectful to others online, just like you are in person.
• 🚨 Tell a trusted adult if you see something online that makes you feel uncomfortable or scared.
• 🛑 Don't share things online without asking a grown-up first.

✍️ Practice Quiz

1. What does it mean to be a good digital citizen?
   1. Being kind and safe online.
   2. Playing games all day.
   3. Ignoring messages from friends.
2. What should you do to protect your personal information online?
   1. Share your password with everyone.
   2. Keep your name and address secret.
   3. Post your photo on every website.
3. If someone is mean to you online, what should you do?
   1. Be mean back to them.
   2. Tell a trusted adult.
   3. Ignore them and hope they go away.
4. Is it okay to share photos of your friends online without asking them?
   1. Yes, it's always okay.
   2. No, you should always ask first.
   3. Only if they are not doing anything important.
5. What kind of information should you keep private?
   1. Your favorite color.
   2. Your address and phone number.
   3. Your favorite animal.
6. What should you do if a website asks for your mom or dad's credit card?
   1. Give them the information.
   2. Ask a trusted adult before doing anything.
   3. Close the website immediately and tell no one.
7. If you see something online that makes you feel sad or confused, what should you do?
   1. Keep it a secret.
   2. Tell a trusted adult.
   3. Pretend you didn't see it.