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Century #Media Literacy
Skills
Scan the QR code or watch the following video on How to Teach Kids About

Internet Safety at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_TADP4nkb0
Fill in the blanks using the words below: Download games or apps only from Do not download games or apps from

official stores like Google Play Store or unknown websites.
Secrets Stranger Parent Password Never Apple App Store. Do not use the card of your parents or

Ask your parent or teacher before PIN without permission.
A cyber safety rule is to . share your personal data online.
downloading or buying anything online. Do not share your name, school,
If someone online asks you to keep a message a secret, you must tell your Read what the app asks for if it wants phone number or address with any
. right away.
your camera or location, check if it app or game.
Your full name, school and address are your . and must be kept really needs it. Do not click links that promise money,
private.
Close pop-ups or ads that offer free prizes or gems.
If a message comes from a . , do not reply to it and tell your parent. gifts or coins. Do not ignore messages or apps that
You should only share your . with your parents. Tell a grown-up if a game or app feels make you uncomfortable.

strange or scary.

21 st
APP SAFETY CHECK Century #Critical Thinking
Skills
T
Read what each app is asking for. If it is okay, write Safe. If it is not okay, write Not Safe.
quick

App Name What the App Asks For Safe or Not Safe?
Tick ( ) if you know this:

Racing Car Game Wants to know your location. 1. Google Play Store and the Apple App Store are two trusted stores.

2. In-App Purchases means buying things inside the app costing real money.
Photo App Wants to use your photos.
3. Apps with too many pop-up ads could be risky.
Yoga for Kids App Wants to play sound and music.

Learning App Wants to access your microphone.

Chat App Wants to read your messages. Online: Using the Internet to chat, play games or watch videos.

Wants to use your camera and Program: A set of instructions that tells the computer or phone what to do.
Colouring Book App microphone.
Fake app: An app that looks real but is not safe or does not work properly.

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