Computer science · Grades 1–4
Staying safe online
Study guide for Grades 1 to 4: 2 worked examples and 2 practice questions. Keep personal information private, be kind online, and ask a trusted adult when something seems wrong.
Rule and key idea
Keep personal information private, be kind online, and ask a trusted adult when something seems wrong.
private information stays private · ask a trusted adult
Worked examples
Which comment is kind to post on a classmate’s online drawing?
Kind comments name something specific you like.
“I like the colours you used!”
Who is it OK to share your password with?
Passwords protect your accounts, so share them only with a parent or guardian.
Only a parent or guardian
Try two questions
Which of these is private information that you should not share online?
- your home address
- your favourite animal
- your favourite colour
Something online makes you feel scared or worried. What should you do?
- Share it with everyone in your class.
- Keep it a secret.
- Tell a trusted adult.
Answers and reasoning
Answers and marking notes
- your home address
Information that shows where you live or how to find you is private.
- Tell a trusted adult.
A trusted adult can help you decide what to do.
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