Smart and Safe "Surfing"
Internet Guidelines for Ms. Godwin's 4th Grade
Follow Our Class' SURF Guidelines
Share smartly by not giving out personal information, such as your full name, phone number, or address online.
Understand that using the Internet is a privilege. Visit websites pre-approved by your teacher or other adult in charge.
Read carefully and do not believe everything that you find online. Ask an adult if unsure.
Friends in the classroom are friends online. Never post anything that could upset someone!
Ways To "Surf" Crash-Free
Protect Your Computer
Protect Your Password
Protect Your Class
Ride the Wave of Digital Citizenship!
Why Digital Citizenship is Important
Bibliography
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