📚 Quick Study Guide: Digital Citizenship for Grade 5
- 👣 Digital Footprint: All the information about you that exists online, like posts, photos, and comments.
- 🔒 Online Safety: Keeping your personal information (like your full name, address, or phone number) private and secure.
- 💖 Cyberbullying: Being kind, respectful, and empathetic to others online and knowing what to do if you or someone else is targeted.
- ⚙️ Privacy Settings: Understanding how to adjust settings on apps and websites to control who sees your content.
- ✔️ Reliable Sources: Learning to identify credible websites and information versus fake news or misleading content.
- ⏰ Screen Time Balance: Finding a healthy mix between time spent online and engaging in offline activities, like playing outside or reading books.
- ✍️ Copyright & Plagiarism: Respecting others' creative work and giving credit where it's due when using information or media found online.
📝 Practice Quiz: Digital Citizenship
- What is a digital footprint?
A) The marks your shoes make on a keyboard.
B) All the information about you that exists online.
C) A special code for your computer.
D) The way you walk while using a tablet. - Which of these is NOT safe to share with strangers online?
A) Your favorite animal.
B) Your full name and home address.
C) Your favorite color.
D) A picture of a public park. - If someone is being mean to you online, what should you do first?
A) Be mean back to them.
B) Keep it a secret.
C) Tell a trusted adult (parent, teacher).
D) Block them and ignore it completely without telling anyone. - Why is it important to use strong passwords?
A) So you don't forget them.
B) To make your computer run faster.
C) To protect your accounts from unauthorized access.
D) To show off your typing skills. - What does it mean to be a good "digital citizen"?
A) To spend all day online.
B) To use the internet responsibly, respectfully, and safely.
C) To only play online games.
D) To know how to code websites. - Before clicking on a link or downloading a file, what is a good practice?
A) Click it quickly before it disappears.
B) Ask a friend if they've clicked it.
C) Check if it comes from a trusted source.
D) Assume all links are safe. - What is cyberbullying?
A) Playing online games with friends.
B) Using the internet to harm or harass someone.
C) Researching topics for a school project.
D) Sharing funny memes with friends.
Click to see Answers
1. B) All the information about you that exists online.
2. B) Your full name and home address.
3. C) Tell a trusted adult (parent, teacher).
4. C) To protect your accounts from unauthorized access.
5. B) To use the internet responsibly, respectfully, and safely.
6. C) Check if it comes from a trusted source.
7. B) Using the internet to harm or harass someone.