Here is the step-by-step solution to complete your worksheet.
Part 1: Match the vocabulary with the correct definition
To solve this, we look at each word on the left and find the meaning that fits best on the right.
1.
to share: This means giving something to others or letting them see it.
* *Match:*
to show to other people
2.
private: This describes something that isn't for everyone, just for you or a few friends.
* *Match:*
for just one person or a small, limited group
3.
take care: This is a phrase used when you want someone to stay safe.
* *Match:*
be careful
4.
password: This is the secret code you type to get into an account.
* *Match:*
a secret word or combination of letters and numbers
5.
privacy settings: These are the buttons or menus on a website that let you decide who can see your stuff.
* *Match:*
allows you to control who sees your information
6.
upsetting: This is a feeling when something makes you sad, mad, or worried.
* *Match:*
making you feel angry, worried or unhappy
7.
to report: This means telling a teacher or parent (or the website) about a problem.
* *Match:*
to tell someone about
8.
online: This describes things that happen on the computer or internet.
* *Match:*
on the internet
9.
to trust: This means believing that someone is nice and won't lie to you.
* *Match:*
to believe that someone is good and honest
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Part 2: Write the tips in the correct group
We need to sort the sentences into "DO" (good ideas) and "DON'T" (bad ideas).
The Sentences:
1. talk to an adult if you have a bad experience online. (
Good idea)
2. meet anyone in real life that you met online. (
Bad idea - dangerous)
3. share bad photos of your friends. (
Bad idea - mean)
4. check your privacy settings regularly. (
Good idea)
5. be polite and kind to people. (
Good idea)
6. tell your friends your passwords. (
Bad idea - never share passwords)
7. think before you share photos. (
Good idea)
8. write mean or horrible messages. (
Bad idea - cyberbullying)
Sorting them:
*
DO: Talk to an adult, Check privacy settings, Be polite, Think before sharing.
*
DON'T: Meet strangers, Share bad photos, Tell friends passwords, Write mean messages.
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Final Answer:
Vocabulary Matches:
*
to share — to show to other people
*
private — for just one person or a small, limited group
*
take care — be careful
*
password — a secret word or combination of letters and numbers
*
privacy settings — allows you to control who sees your information
*
upsetting — making you feel angry, worried or unhappy
*
to report — to tell someone about
*
online — on the internet
*
to trust — to believe that someone is good and honest
Tips Table:
| DO ... | DON'T ... |
| :--- | :--- |
| talk to an adult if you have a bad experience online. | meet anyone in real life that you met online. |
| be polite and kind to people. | share bad photos of your friends. |
| check your privacy settings regularly. | tell your friends your passwords. |
| think before you share photos. | write mean or horrible messages. |
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of internet safety worksheet for kids.
